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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Bnai Brak Is Out Of This World
In his third lecture on Rabbi Joseph Elijah Henkin (the leading posek in America during the 1940s and 1950s) for Torah in Motion, Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro says: Rav Ahron Kotler was able to squash yeshivas from having secular learning….but … Continue reading
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Tagged jewish learning, kotler, Marc B. Shapiro, maskilim, rabbi joseph, torah in motion
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Public Comments Vs Private Comments
In his third lecture on Rabbi Joseph Elijah Henkin (the leading posek in America during the 1940s and 1950s) for Torah in Motion, Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro says: How significant are private comments? They’re interesting. If you have a table … Continue reading
Posted in Marc B. Shapiro, R. J. E. Henkin
Tagged correct fashion, harvard university, Marc B. Shapiro, private correspondence, rabbi joseph, torah in motion
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Am I the Only Orthodox Blogger Who’s Feeling the Love for the New Harry Potter?
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Did Women Pray In Ancient Times?
In a 2009 lecture on Rabbi Avraham Shapira, Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro says: Don’t think that women didn’t pray [with the Jewish prayer book] before modern times. Daniel Sperber has a whole chapter on women’s prayer groups. I’m assuming that … Continue reading
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Tagged adin steinsaltz, avraham shapira, daniel sperber, kiryat moshe, manis friedman, mercaz harav
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Rabbi David Wolpe Separates From His Wife
In an August 28, Saturday morning sermon at Sinai Temple, Rabbi David Wolpe said: “The beginning of this sermon is going to be very personal, much more personal than any sermon I have given… “It has to do with something … Continue reading
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Tagged leukemia and lymphoma, leukemia and lymphoma society, live rock music, morning sermon, rabbi david wolpe, rock n roll marathon
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