Thursday, December 17, 2009

How Sad. Excluded by Ovdei Avodah Zara!

The REAL disappointment and shame is that some representatives of Orthodox Jewry (and of course a couple of far-far-left Israeli rabbis) couldn't resist the temptation of squeezing themselves into this gathering of Avodah Zara.

Rabbis and lay-leaders, you still have plenty of work in your own communities before trying to sermonise and offer "blessings" to heathens. Remember the lessons of Baal Peor!
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Can you spot the odd man out?









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  2. Shakeitz Teshaktzenu vechuleh

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  3. For an interesting perspective on how we should (and shouldn't) relate to other faiths, your readoers might find the articles by the famous Yonason Rosenblum interesting:
    http://www.jewishmediaresources.com/658/no-to-interfaith-dialogue
    http://www.jewishmediaresources.com/664/interfaith-dialogue-why-not
    Good relations with otrher faiths are important, but we must NEVER debate theology. We are we, and they are they.

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  4. Odd man out? that must've been our bland and boring singing boys. No colour at all - compared to the heathens.

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