
Rabbis Who Imbibe
Generally speaking, a busy rabbi is not allowed to drink alcohol even though most other Jews may freely partake within reason. The Torah (Lev. 10:8-11)
Generally speaking, a busy rabbi is not allowed to drink alcohol even though most other Jews may freely partake within reason. The Torah (Lev. 10:8-11)
Talk to your children regularly about their online lives. Internet safety should be treated like only crossing on the green and caution with strangers, as
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