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I like how the Talmud asks people to think about a problem and create their own solution. They give other examples of Rabbis doing the same. It's an exercise i
by SkipperCat 4y ago
I like how the Talmud asks people to think about a problem and create their own solution. They give other examples of Rabbis doing the same. It's an exercise in thinking, not dogma.
So don't tense up about it. The Talmud is appreciated for its thought provoking questions by many people, both Jews and Gentiles.