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Month: August 2019

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Cheat sheet of important rabbis and rabbinic terms

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Misunderstanding Tikkun Olam

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The reality of how Jews accept Ethiopian Jews

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Can you get an online conversion to Judaism?

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Shabbat prohibited activities

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Havdalah

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Explaining the prohibitions of Bishul Akum

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