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Jewish philosophy as well as Jewish perspectives - i.e. not only formal philosophy. NOT for questions about Jewish practice unless there's a philosophical component.
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Aside from the Mitzvah "to be fruitful and multiply" why else should a Jewish person want to...
The Gmara in Yebamot (63a) says that an unmarried man is not a man:> א"ר אלעזר כל אדם שאין לו אשה אינו אדם שנאמר(בראשית ה, ב) זכר ונקבה בראם ויקרא את שמם אדם
And that a man without a woman is unhappy …
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Astrology in the Torah
Like any serious question in Judaism, there is a Machloket.
The Gmara clearly believes in astrology and that many thing are an affect of a mans Mazal.
אמר רבא חיי בני ומזוני לא בזכותא תליא מילתא א …
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