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2008-11-27 converting to judaism: Dear Avi, If a person converts without the intention of keeping the mitzvos, then I don't think the conversion is valid. But generally the rabbi tries to make sure the person's intentions are to do the...
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2008-11-01 Non-Jew attending orthodox wedding: Dear Barbara, Thank you for your question. That is so nice of you, that you are so considerate of your friend. Dressing according to Jewish law would include covering the knees and elbows, and a high...
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2008-10-26 Orthodox weddings: Dear Randi, Thank you for your question. The reason that they side on opposite sides of the shul is to minimize mixing of the genders so as not to lead to any sort of inappropriate relationship, however...
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2008-10-22 conversion: Dear Bernadette, Yes, conversion is permitted to any person who is going to follow the Torah and keep God's commandmants. You would have to contact a local orthodox Rabbi to walk you through the process...
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2008-10-01 Accommodating Orthodox Jewish Guests at my Wedding: Dear Jane, First of all, congratulations on your wedding! The simplest solution, although it is probably not possible, would be to have the wedding on Sunday... There is no acceptable transportation...
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