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It struck me that although I have been a member, mostly inactive, for close to 4 years, I have never introduced myself.

I am, as my user name so states, a rabbi. I am also cute, adorable and older than dirt.
 
wil said:
Lol...quite the introduction...

Got a question for ya... Do you object to a Christian writing G!d?? In lieu of using the o?
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As I noted on the thread dealing with the issue, and here I repeat myself -

"I usually write "G-d" but only because it has become so widespread a Jewish convention."

If you find that writing "G!d" instead of "God" has meaning for you, for whatever reason or purpose, I am not going to object to your doing so.
 
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Only half a dozen posts and I missed one.,. Sorry about that..

Anywho you lurker you... Welcome, and hopefully you'll post as you see fit...

Nice to have a rabbi among us. Where do you fit in the spectrum from ortho to renewal?
 
wil said:
Only half a dozen posts and I missed one.,. Sorry about that..

Anywho you lurker you... Welcome, and hopefully you'll post as you see fit...

Nice to have a rabbi among us. Where do you fit in the spectrum from ortho to renewal?
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I have sometimes, not completely in jest, referred to myself as a Reconrefoconservadox Jew. I am what some have labelled as a Reform traditionalist or, to use a political analogy, a somewhat right of center Reform rabbi.
 
wil said:
I've attended a synagogue that does different denominational shabot Services......
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Transliteration can be a b*tch, but for the record - If you're using Ashekenzic pronunciation it is Shabbos, using Sephardic pronunciation it is Shabbat.
 
RabbiO said:
It struck me that although I have been a member, mostly inactive, for close to 4 years, I have never introduced myself.

I am, as my user name so states, a rabbi. I am also cute, adorable and older than dirt.
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Shalom! No need to compare yourself to dirt!
We have respect for people here.
For centuries ancient Jewish culture was using Nitre for cleaning, including in ancient Judaism, which I respect:
biblehub.com/topical/n/nitre.htm

And ultimately it's your spirit that counts.

Thank you for coming here and I value your insights.
 
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