Segulot and Other Fallacies: A Call for Intolerance
Click here for responses by the Jewish Link and Rabbi Gil Student. Religious tolerance is a fundamental value of both modern secular society and traditional Judaism.
Click here for responses by the Jewish Link and Rabbi Gil Student. Religious tolerance is a fundamental value of both modern secular society and traditional Judaism.
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