Narrating present, past and perhaps even future of what's collectively referred to as "די יידישע לעבען" , Yosher will try to give a truthful image, account of events, and memories of those to whom we are forever indebted for carrying the torch, and ultimately the torch itself - דברי אלקים חיים מפי ספרים וסופרים, רבותינו הקדושים אשר מימיהם אנו שותים.
Truth and respect are compatible.
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
A subtly interesting discussion on physics and religion
... is unfolding here . Nothing new yet, nothing original, but interesting nevertheless. That does not justify a catchy title titillating on giduf, r"l. Clean that up, eh ...
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I'm a big misnaged, but I have to compliment you on your professional writing style. I'm surprised that I did not see any links to this, maybe because it seems you and the Tzig are not best buddies? Right now after a cursory glance I see we will be having fights.My fights are never personal, so if you are up to it... Good luck with the blog. As a small piece of advice from the readers corner:Try and keep some discussions parev of Chabad/snag because it gets tiring, maybe some general interesting posts
Thanks for the compliment. Dissent is welcome, as long it is healthy and non-obsessive.
The whole idea here is to stay away from the old beaten cliche fights; others seems to be obsessed in steering any discussion towards a compulsive chabad/snag fight, so I'm trying to keep this blog clear of non-sense.
2 comments:
I'm a big misnaged, but I have to compliment you on your professional writing style.
I'm surprised that I did not see any links to this, maybe because it seems you and the Tzig are not best buddies?
Right now after a cursory glance I see we will be having fights.My fights are never personal, so if you are up to it...
Good luck with the blog.
As a small piece of advice from the readers corner:Try and keep some discussions parev of Chabad/snag because it gets tiring, maybe some general interesting posts
Thanks for the compliment. Dissent is welcome, as long it is healthy and non-obsessive.
The whole idea here is to stay away from the old beaten cliche fights; others seems to be obsessed in steering any discussion towards a compulsive chabad/snag fight, so I'm trying to keep this blog clear of non-sense.
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