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Is one allowed to disagree with his rebbe if he feels that his rebbe's viewpoint is incorrect?
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Sign up to join this communityWe all have Rabbeim that we ask questions to.
Is one allowed to disagree with his rebbe if he feels that his rebbe's viewpoint is incorrect?
R. Reuven Leuchter Shlita often says (and infers from R. Y. Salanter's responses to his student in Or Yisrael) that a rebbi is to present the relative merits of different courses of action; not to choose for you.