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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Zvulun Ben Moshe on September 16, 2007, 10:11:13 PM
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I have opened this thread for those who want to ask Chaim something, but don’t know what to ask.
I will be listing some questions, which, if you are interested, can safely ask on Ask JTF with or without reference to me.
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1) Don’t you think that public assistance is a bribe to those who otherwise would have come out to the street and rob and kill every person, store, and office.
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3) Will women be permitted to take part in Sanhedrin?
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4) Upon arrival to Israel, G-d Willing, will there be any changes to your election slogans? Which slogans will take the priority?
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That is very kind of you Zvulun ben Moshe.
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6) What were you greatest doubts in life and how did you overcome them?
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This is an excellant idea. The last few weeks I haven't been able to come up with a question for Chaim.
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This is an excellant idea. The last few weeks I haven't been able to come up with a question for Chaim.
Sure, be my guest, use them for our joint benefit.
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Very good Zvulun, well done !
Thank you .
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7) What do you consider to be the major mistakes/failures in the Jewish History?
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8] What is your prediction as to the possible candidates for the roles of Gog and Magog nations?
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9) What is the future Israeli Prime Minister's stand on free speech?
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11) What is your stand on Russia's conflict with the Muslim terrorists of Northern Caucasus (e.g. Chechens and Ingushs)?
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12) Is Mashiach a title that is earned by having accomplished specific deeds described in Torah or is it an assignment of a specific person for such role with a predefined success in his mission?
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This thread could be used for people to list potential question. Then if nobody on the forum knows the answer, the questions could then be posed in the "Ask JTF".
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We don't really have to pose a question to Chaim each and every week you know.. :D
I think that if a member doesn't have a burning question to ask,
he shouldn't try so hard to think of one...
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We don't really have to pose a question to Chaim each and every week you know.. :D
I think that if a member doesn't have a burning question to ask,
he shouldn't try so hard to think of one...
I tend to only ask a question to Chaim if nobody on the forum has an answer. Maybe people should first see if others on the forum could answer their question(s) before they ask to Chaim. Then there would probably be less questions in the "Ask JTF" each week. After all, I think some people on the forum mentioned that the "Ask JTF" receives too many questions some weeks.
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We don't really have to pose a question to Chaim each and every week you know.. :D
I think that if a member doesn't have a burning question to ask,
he shouldn't try so hard to think of one...
I tend to only ask a question to Chaim if nobody on the forum has an answer. Maybe people should first see if others on the forum could answer their question(s) before they ask to Chaim. Then there would probably be less questions in the "Ask JTF" each week. After all, I think some people on the forum mentioned that the "Ask JTF" receives too many questions some weeks.
I think people use "Ask JTF" as a communication channel to Chaim rather than an "information" tool,
you can tell this because people also leave him comments, as well as asking him questions.
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Because women are not supposed to be Rabbis, how can men Rabbis understand women issues and emotions to make rules for them?
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We don't really have to pose a question to Chaim each and every week you know.. :D
I think that if a member doesn't have a burning question to ask,
he shouldn't try so hard to think of one...
I tend to only ask a question to Chaim if nobody on the forum has an answer. Maybe people should first see if others on the forum could answer their question(s) before they ask to Chaim. Then there would probably be less questions in the "Ask JTF" each week. After all, I think some people on the forum mentioned that the "Ask JTF" receives too many questions some weeks.
I think people use "Ask JTF" as a communication channel to Chaim rather than an "information" tool,
you can tell this because people also leave him comments, as well as asking him questions.
Brother, you have to understand that this is not a scientific forum, and we are not biologists, and thus we are connected not only through information, but through emotions.
We do not gather, we don't have the ability to talk each other and exhange with our thoughts in real world, and thus the Ask JTF show is the only way at this time the JTFers can feel that they are not a bunch of nerds sitting by the computer 24/7, and that their message at least once a week can become a subject no 1, instead of one of many subject discussed on the forum.
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i just like when i feel that chaim is talking to me personally...he's a great teacher and exhibits passion and honesty which i honor..whetheri agree or disagreed with someone's ideals...i'm drawn to passionate people.
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i just like when i feel that chaim is talking to me personally...he's a great teacher and exhibits passion and honesty which i honor..whetheri agree or disagreed with someone's ideals...i'm drawn to passionate people.
Yeah thats kind of how he affects me as well. Some of his views are extremely extreme.. compared to mine....but they seem like the only logical answers to most things, when he explains them.
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5) Do you think Rabbi Kahane’s astrological sign (Leo) had in any way contributed to his great charisma?
I predict that Chaim would disagree with this completely and how Judaism does not subscribe to any Astrology beliefs.
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5) Do you think Rabbi Kahane’s astrological sign (Leo) had in any way contributed to his great charisma?
I predict that Chaim would disagree with this completely and how Judaism does not subscribe to any Astrology beliefs.
It is interesting, since, as far as I know, there is no direct reference to zodiac in Torah, then we can't simply reject it. Another reason is that it is very often correct in its description of people's psychotype.