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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Rabbi Marc Schneier Splits From His Fourth Wife
I broke this story May 26. Today the New York Post reports: Respected Rabbi Marc Schneier has split from his fourth wife and is now spending time with a younger woman. A source tells us the rabbi and wife Tobi … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Gershon Hepner, Personal, R. Marc Schneier
Tagged american rabbis, hugh hefner, ken sunshine, pope benedict, rabbi schneier, spiritual adviser
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Just Wait A Month And Then You Can Rape Her!
In his 12th lecture on Deuteronomy (2003), Dennis Prager says on the Torah verse about taking a captive woman as a wife after she’s left alone for 30 days to mourn her family: “You may not touch her for 30 … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Torah
Tagged Dennis Prager, deuteronomy, rape women, thirty days, winning a war
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Marry Him: The Case For Settling For Mr Good Enough
I could not put down this new book from author Lori Gottlieb. I read it straight through Shabbos afternoon. What made it particularly appealing is revenge. As a guy, I have to go through life making the first move on … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Lori Gottlieb, Marriage, Personal
Tagged 18 year olds, dozen women, Lori Gottlieb, women in my life, world is my oyster
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The New Testament Is Feelings Oriented While The Hebrew Bible Is Action Oriented
There’s plenty about action in the New Testament and plenty about feeling in the Hebrew Bible but the stereotype in my headline is generally true. When the Hebrew Bible talks about loving God, it refers primarily to action, not feelings … Continue reading
Posted in Adventist, Christianity, Dennis Prager, Personal
Tagged bible talks, dvar torah, god and goodness, hebrew bible, luke ford, mischievous side, prophet malachai
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The Torah Says It Is OK To Ask Questions
From Dennis Prager’s eleventh lecture on Deuteronomy (2003): Dennis: “When people say ‘Jews’, nobody yawns.” Deut: 6:20: “If your child asks you tomorrow, saying, ‘What are the testimonies and the decrees and the ordinances that HaShem, our God, commanded you?” … Continue reading →