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Journalists Know Nothing Outside of Journalism
Just like we all know purely about our own Panassah\fields of expertise. Of course, politicians are even more ignorant by that measure.
It’s been called the Igon Value Problem.
Wait, so are you calling for the complete abolishment of journalism and politics?
How did you ever notice…? Yes!
Journalism ought to be accurately renamed “news entertainment”.
How to Judge Hashem Favorably
Thank You for My Troubles! | rabbi shalom arush
Published on Feb 6, 2018
The only greater level of emuna than accepting tribulations lovingly is to thank Hashem for them. This demonstrates a person’s complete belief in Hashem and in His Divine Providence, mercy and absolute love for each of us…
תיקוני עירובין גליון #161
גליון שאלות הלכתיות המתחדשות מדי שבוע בבדיקת העירובים השכונתיים
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What Did Rabbi J.B. Soloveitchik Say About Women Covering Their Hair?
Some rabbis from around that era (most called Yosef, interestingly) claimed women need not cover their hair at all, period. Then-modern “Modern Orthodoxy”, with which Rabbi Soloveitchik is partly-correctly associated was lax in various halachos, especially Tznius, of course (things have changed for the better). Nevertheless, Rabbi J.B. Soloveitchik explicitly held, as do virtually all Poskim, married women must cover their hair in Reshus Harabbim.
I saw this in “Conversations With the Rav” p. 114, עיין שם. The author notes the same is recorded in Rabbi Hershel Schachter’s “Nefesh Harav” p. 255 (I don’t have the book).
