As you can see, he advocated for the formation of a national bet din to deal with modern questions and to publish answers to them. These are the questions which "every modern Rabbi knows" (because they get asked them).
Friday, September 14, 2012
Fourteen commonly asked American she'elot from 1922
Apparently so - these are representative questions which Rabbi Henry Pereira-Mendes included in his series called Orthodox Judaism - The Future
in the section titled A Plan for Organization in the Jewish Forum.
As you can see, he advocated for the formation of a national bet din to deal with modern questions and to publish answers to them. These are the questions which "every modern Rabbi knows" (because they get asked them).
As you can see, he advocated for the formation of a national bet din to deal with modern questions and to publish answers to them. These are the questions which "every modern Rabbi knows" (because they get asked them).
1920, I mean.
ReplyDeleteThoughts on this Nifty find?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlmoILJmH4M&feature=player_embedded
what happened to questions 3 and 8?
ReplyDeleteIf only they'd been answered, and that national beth din thingie happened.
ReplyDeleteWhen someone writes an piece οf writing he/ѕhe гetains the
ReplyDeleteimage of a user in hіs/her brain thаt how a usеr can be awarе of
it. Thus that's why this article is outstdanding. Thanks!
my site ... payday loans