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However, I believe that the proper Halachah, the one that treats this phenomenon responsibly, honestly, and intelligently, is not the present one.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Standing Up for Our Gay Kids Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater 2010
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However, I believe that the proper Halachah, the one that treats this phenomenon responsibly, honestly, and intelligently, is not the present one.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Standing Up for Our Gay Kids Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater 2010
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However, I believe that the proper Halachah, the one that treats this phenomenon responsibly, honestly, and intelligently, is not the present one.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Standing Up for Our Gay Kids Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater 2010
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However, I believe that the proper Halachah, the one that treats this phenomenon responsibly, honestly, and intelligently, is not the present one.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Standing Up for Our Gay Kids Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater 2010
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However, I believe that the proper Halachah, the one that treats this phenomenon responsibly, honestly, and intelligently, is not the present one.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Standing Up for Our Gay Kids Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater 2010
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He was to be buried as soon as possible, according to Jewish law, Halachah.
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He was to be buried as soon as possible, according to Jewish law, Halachah.
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He was to be buried as soon as possible, according to Jewish law, Halachah.
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However, surely the point is that a secular court has intruded on what has always been and surely must always be a decision for the Jewish community itself to decide; the court's ruling has struck at the heart of Halachah, and while some non-Orthodox Jews may be jubilant (sadly, I can just imagine some of the Liberal firebrands chortling), this non-Orthodox Jew (little old me) is anything but, for I believe it's shameful.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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He studied under Chisdai the Head of the Captivity, and under the Head of the Academy Gaon Jacob, in the city of Bagdad, and he was well versed in the Law of Israel, in the Halachah, as well as in the Talmud, and in all the wisdom of the Mohammedans, also in secular literature and in the writings of magicians and soothsayers.
The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela Benjamin of Tudela
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