Oh yeah, I forgot! We don't have one here. I looked around. We do have one synagogue that seems Modern Orthodox but I've been told the Rabbi is not MO in the least. I would really like to be able to visit Orthodox shuls but being they don't consider my conversion process valid I feel like I...
I haven't heard against a prohibition against locks either. Actually just the other day I was reading and older Orthodox Responsa on setting alarm systems. The idea seemed to be that it wasn't the best idea but if the person feels unsafe, they need to just go ahead and set it. Of course it would...
I've asked this same question. Usually I don't get a good answer but there are some who have a logical explanation. I disagree but it's still logical. Hopefully someone will speak up here.
My husband has been an atheist for 15 years without telling his family. It works for him for the most part. I've recently been honest about my conversion to Judaism so I wouldn't be surprised if more people want to know about his religious beliefs. I'll leave it up to him to decide what to tell...
Perhaps he's assuming his audience isn't educated on Jewish things and doesn't realize he's talking down to them? That isn't an excuse, I'm just wondering...
I do notice he's trying to get the Non-Orthodox into Orthodoxy.
Yes! Which is why I ask. I do not want to be sucked into the teachings...
Just not in the Orthodox Traditional manner. You could do something so simple as turn on a light and it would suffice as not observing in the manner. I doubt it's going to be an issue for you.
To continue covering your eyes? I don't see a problem. There wouldn't be a problem with covering...