kuzadd Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid...icle%2FShowFull Cause we wouldn't want to say sexism is only rampant in evangelical Christians or in Fundamentalist Islam.??? Rabbi Ovadia: 'Women should stick to cooking, sewing' Women should make hamin and not deal with matters of Torah," the spiritual leader of Shas, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, said in a speech to supporters on Saturday night. Yosef made the statement in the context of a major Halachic campaign he is currently engaged in as to when women should recite the blessing over the Shabbat candles. Many prominent Ashkenazi rabbis, along with a few Sephardic sources, have ruled that women should say the blessing after lighting the candles. However, according to Yosef, the blessings should be said before the candles have been kindled, similar to other blessings. Yosef blasted the opposing view, saying it was based on the opinion of "a few stupid women. A woman's knowledge is only in sewing," he ridiculed. "Women should find other jobs and make hamin (cholent) but not deal with matters of Torah." Nope, alive and well in Judaism also! Aah religion, when, will it actually be tolerant and inclusive! Quote Insults are the ammunition of the unintelligent - do not use them. It is okay to criticize a policy, decision, action or comment. Such criticism is part of healthy debate. It is not okay to criticize a person's character or directly insult them, regardless of their position or actions. Derogatory terms such as "loser", "idiot", etc are not permitted unless the context clearly implies that it is not serious. Rule of thumb: Play the ball, not the person (i.e. tackle the argument, not the person making it).
Melanie_ Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 This seems to be an example of one person's views, not necessarily shared by other Jews. Not being Jewish myself, I can't comment on whether or not it is a widespread view, but somehow I doubt that the Jewish women I know would be supportive of it. Just as with fundamentalist Christianity or Islam, you can't generalize fundamentalist Judaism to the religion as a whole. Quote For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others. Nelson Mandela
kuzadd Posted August 2, 2007 Author Report Posted August 2, 2007 (edited) This seems to be an example of one person's views, not necessarily shared by other Jews. Not being Jewish myself, I can't comment on whether or not it is a widespread view, but somehow I doubt that the Jewish women I know would be supportive of it. Just as with fundamentalist Christianity or Islam, you can't generalize fundamentalist Judaism to the religion as a whole. Now if you read the entire article, you will see , it is not entirely shared by all. He is one person, but he is a Rabbi, equivalant as a religious leader to an Imam (Islam)or a priest or pastor.( Christianity) Therefore he represents at least a version or ideology ,his "brand" of religion adheres to , fundamentalist, progressive, whatever. "Just as with fundamentalist Christianity or Islam, you can't generalize fundamentalist Judaism to the religion as a whole." I didn't Melanie read my opening comment, I made it clear to what I was referring to! Cause we wouldn't want to say sexism is only rampant in evangelical Christians or in Fundamentalist Islam.??? I abhor sexism no matter what religion espouses it. Edited August 2, 2007 by kuzadd Quote Insults are the ammunition of the unintelligent - do not use them. It is okay to criticize a policy, decision, action or comment. Such criticism is part of healthy debate. It is not okay to criticize a person's character or directly insult them, regardless of their position or actions. Derogatory terms such as "loser", "idiot", etc are not permitted unless the context clearly implies that it is not serious. Rule of thumb: Play the ball, not the person (i.e. tackle the argument, not the person making it).
M.Dancer Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 This seems to be an example of one person's views, not necessarily shared by other Jews. Not being Jewish myself, I can't comment on whether or not it is a widespread view, but somehow I doubt that the Jewish women I know would be supportive of it. Just as with fundamentalist Christianity or Islam, you can't generalize fundamentalist Judaism to the religion as a whole. Well I don't know about the needle work, but I know a few who can't cook to save their lives...... But seriously.... This daughter turns to her mother and lays her heart bare.... "Mama, I have to tell you, I am having an affair" "Oy Vey" the mother says, "when, where and who is the caterer? Come on we have not so much time to prepare...." Thank you, try the brisket and remember to to tip the staff....... Quote RIGHT of SOME, LEFT of OTHERS If it is a choice between them and us, I choose us
marcinmoka Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 (edited) He is one person, but he is a Rabbi, equivalant as a religious leader to an Imam (Islam)or a priest or pastor.( Christianity) And yet if someone were to post Abu Hamza's preachings as the definitive word, you would be the first to cry foul. Reciprocity. But back to the case, from most Jewish households I know of, it is the woman who runs the show. Jews call themselves mono-theists? Nonsense. For a Jewish man, the God of Abraham is only #3 in the command structure, sitting squarely behind the omnipotent mother, followed by the wife. Granted, if you disobey one of those, you will nonetheless experience God's wrath. Edited August 2, 2007 by marcinmoka Quote " Influence is far more powerful than control"
maldon_road Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 Yet the irony is that in most Jewish households I know of, it is purely the woman who runs the show. I always preferred dates with Jewish girls because they were much more aggressive. Quote If the men do not die well it will be a black matter for the king that led them to it.
kuzadd Posted August 2, 2007 Author Report Posted August 2, 2007 (edited) He is one person, but he is a Rabbi, equivalant as a religious leader to an Imam (Islam)or a priest or pastor.( Christianity) And yet if someone were to post Abu Hamza's preachings as the definitive word, you would be the first to cry foul. Reciprocity. marcinmoka: the entire quote, which you 'conveniently' shortened went like this "He is one person, but he is a Rabbi, equivalant as a religious leader to an Imam (Islam)or a priest or pastor.( Christianity) Therefore he represents at least a version or ideology ,his "brand" of religion adheres to , fundamentalist, progressive, whatever." making it quite clear he does NOT represent all of Judaism. Here's more of what I said.... "Cause we wouldn't want to say sexism is only rampant in evangelical Christians or in Fundamentalist Islam.???" did you actually read it? or my comment here: I abhor sexism no matter what religion espouses it. Did I say anywhere this guy is the 'definitive word' personally, IMO, he is just another sexist male, and fundamentalist religions of all stripes are full of them. I love how you write, half-truths , aspersions and assumptions. Your good at it, do you get paid for it, curious as a day job? Anyone can come along and read what is ACTUALLY written, you do realize that? Edited August 2, 2007 by kuzadd Quote Insults are the ammunition of the unintelligent - do not use them. It is okay to criticize a policy, decision, action or comment. Such criticism is part of healthy debate. It is not okay to criticize a person's character or directly insult them, regardless of their position or actions. Derogatory terms such as "loser", "idiot", etc are not permitted unless the context clearly implies that it is not serious. Rule of thumb: Play the ball, not the person (i.e. tackle the argument, not the person making it).
guyser Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 marcinmoka:Did I say anywhere this guy is the 'definitive word' personally, IMO, he is just another sexist male, and fundamentalist religions of all stripes are full of them. Don't assume. It looks bad on you. Dont be so coy then. You said..."Nope, alive and well in Judaism also! Aah religion, when, will it actually be tolerant and inclusive." So, IOW, you condemned all religion because of another example you found. It wasn't an assumption on marci's part. THats just you trying to be slick and backtracking. Your inference was clear. Quote
kuzadd Posted August 2, 2007 Author Report Posted August 2, 2007 Yet the irony is that in most Jewish households I know of, it is purely the woman who runs the show. I always preferred dates with Jewish girls because they were much more aggressive. naughty! Quote Insults are the ammunition of the unintelligent - do not use them. It is okay to criticize a policy, decision, action or comment. Such criticism is part of healthy debate. It is not okay to criticize a person's character or directly insult them, regardless of their position or actions. Derogatory terms such as "loser", "idiot", etc are not permitted unless the context clearly implies that it is not serious. Rule of thumb: Play the ball, not the person (i.e. tackle the argument, not the person making it).
kuzadd Posted August 2, 2007 Author Report Posted August 2, 2007 (edited) Dont be so coy then. You said..."Nope, alive and well in Judaism also! Aah religion, when, will it actually be tolerant and inclusive." So, IOW, you condemned all religion because of another example you found. It wasn't an assumption on marci's part. THats just you trying to be slick and backtracking. Your inference was clear. Yup I said it religion , intolerant and promotes exclusivity, am I mistaken? I think not. Edited August 2, 2007 by kuzadd Quote Insults are the ammunition of the unintelligent - do not use them. It is okay to criticize a policy, decision, action or comment. Such criticism is part of healthy debate. It is not okay to criticize a person's character or directly insult them, regardless of their position or actions. Derogatory terms such as "loser", "idiot", etc are not permitted unless the context clearly implies that it is not serious. Rule of thumb: Play the ball, not the person (i.e. tackle the argument, not the person making it).
guyser Posted August 2, 2007 Report Posted August 2, 2007 am I mistaken?I think not. Yes you are mistaken. But I dont expect you to see it. Quote
Moxie Posted August 3, 2007 Report Posted August 3, 2007 Quote: Yosef blasted the opposing view, saying it was based on the opinion of "a few stupid women. A woman's knowledge is only in sewing," he ridiculed. "Women should find other jobs and make hamin (cholent) but not deal with matters of Torah." Good grief is that the best you can come up with, your hatred and self loathing for religions excluding Islam is appalling. I noticed no mention of him calling for a blood shed, or any hatred being hurled at us Infidels. Potatoe POTATOE, no comparasion to Radical Islam but keep looking for a religion that is currently committing murder, genocide and subjugating women in the name of it's GOD. I can only think of one, the Religion of Peace but keep looking. LOL the fella sounds like my father when I was young, ladys don't blah blah blah blah. Quote Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy
FascistLibertarian Posted August 4, 2007 Report Posted August 4, 2007 Good grief is that the best you can come up with, your hatred and self loathing for religions excluding Islam is appalling. I noticed no mention of him calling for a blood shed, or any hatred being hurled at us Infidels. Potatoe POTATOE, no comparasion to Radical Islam but keep looking for a religion that is currently committing murder, genocide and subjugating women in the name of it's GOD. I can only think of one, the Religion of Peace but keep looking. LOL Quote
NovaScotian Posted August 4, 2007 Report Posted August 4, 2007 (edited) but keep looking for a religion that is currently committing murder, genocide and subjugating women in the name of it's GOD. I can only think of one, the Religion of Peace but keep looking. But remember religions to not kill, people kill. Edited August 4, 2007 by NovaScotian Quote
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