HYEHUDI SURVEY Speaks! A Snapshot of Sentiments
We got some replies from the grand survey… (UPDATE: now closed!)
Some of the more interesting samples (no names, of course):
How would you describe Hyehudi.org?
Groundbreaking. Revolutionary.Hyehudi.org
Reviving a Dormant Religion Once Known as ‘Judaism’ seems to sufficeAn unfiltered platform for honest, provocative, and often iconoclastic Torah-based perspectives. It fills a niche for those who feel mainstream publications are too safe or diluted.Interesting blog, by someone very learned, with some very outlandish ideas, makes you thinkradical neo-orthodox, a searcher for truth, sometimes the language is overdone.Interesting. and mysterious.pertinent informationIconoclastic straight thinker.
How did you first discover Hyehudi.org?
I came across it through a link shared on a Torah forum (or maybe via a footnote on another blog). I was intrigued by the strong editorial voice and the mix of new and reprinted material.
What would you change about Hyehudi.org? (Specific feedback is helpful.)
nothingLess about economics, more respect for Talmidei Chachomimi can’t think of anything to change. many of the things you say i don’t agree with but that is why i read your blog.slightly less intellectual (sometimes i feel like it’s a little over my head)an explanation of why there is no vowel letter between the H and the y. is it pronounced HAY-yehudi?More TorahIf you could work out a way to send all items as attachments to emails. I ask for ones that look interesting – but I probably miss a lot b/c Netfree censors. Also, the AI stuff is not really very interesting.
Also a lot of the sites you link are blocked by Netfree. If you would print to PDF and attach the articles, that would also be useful.
What would make you visit more often?
more about the Har Habayit /Bais Hamikdash. and even general politics.
More kahanemore pdf available
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Note: I make it difficult to leave comments on the site because I lack interaction time. (I have printed readers’ comments in the past. Here are One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine examples.)