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Apr
21
asked Intentional Shilu'ach Hakan
Apr
20
answered Non-Jew's marriage obligation
Apr
20
revised Non-Jew's marriage obligation
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Apr
19
comment What is the status of a pull-apart challah for “lechem mishneh”?
Surely there are relevant mishnayos in Maseches Chala, where it talks all about large loaves of dough sticking together to be considered a single "batch" or "'isa".
Apr
19
comment Is Hashem in time?
Pio, this question is very vague. Would you care to explain what you mean? Am I "in time"? Is the shape circle "in time"? I can conceive of, think about, and deal with circle all with no relation to time whatsoever. If so, this is a pretty low threshold and many many things could be thought of as qualifying for it, including of course, Hashem. Please explain what you mean.
Apr
18
revised Are eidim lawyers?
Conventionalized spelling, linked "eidim", and capitalized.
Apr
13
answered Chamisha Asar - mi yodeya?
Apr
11
revised Yisrael or Yaakov?
Fixed link. Added footnotes from original.
Apr
11
comment Does one do aliya-ending notes when reading Torah in private?
This sounds suspiciously like a "survey" (rather than definitive answer) question.
Mar
25
answered Tish'a - mi yodeya?
Mar
23
comment Shiv'a - mi yodeya?
Your #4 is almost equal in ambiguity to the pasuk. How many recoveries are there - 1 or 7?
Mar
21
answered Chamisha - mi yodeya?
Mar
19
asked Did Rav Moshe Feinstein pronounce his last name “Feinstain” or “Feinsteen”?
Mar
19
comment Arba'a - mi yodeya?
I think you mean "rashei shanim". (hebrewbooks.org/shas.aspx?mesechta=9&daf=2&format=pdf)
Mar
18
comment Shelosha - mi yodeya?
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Mar
18
answered Shelosha - mi yodeya?
Mar
18
asked Why do Jews physically resemble members of their “host” nationalities?
Mar
16
answered How do we know what the Chazzan should say aloud?
Mar
16
comment How do we know what the Chazzan should say aloud?
On that last point, Rabbi Elchanan Adler(1) pointed out that in many piyutim(2) the "roles" of Leader and Follower are [intentionally] reversed or changed, so perhaps even those are not so reliable for anything more than boundary markers. (1) yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/728074/Rabbi_Elchanan_Adler/… (2) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piyut
Mar
16
comment How do we know what the Chazzan should say aloud?
Anecdotally, I believe the same is true of Philadelphia Yeshiva.