One of the Ohr Somayach alumni who was a ben bayis by us has published my "collected [English] writings." They are available for free download or purchase at:
http://www.lulu.com/reuven
(reuven's Storefront - Lulu.com)
An excerpt from the site:
" Bigdeh Shesh (Hardcover)
(From the back cover) "Think, Ask, Internalize!" This title of one of the many gems within this volume sums up the writings of Rabbi Yosef Gavriel Bechhofer. Whether it’s Chassidus vs. Misnagdus, Talmud Yerushalmi, Eruvin, Medical Ethics, History, Biographies, or any number of Hashkafic topics, the Bigdeh Shesh never ceases to bring up something new, something interesting, and most importantly, something to think about! "
Please note that neither he nor I make any money off the book - only lulu.com does.
RAMBAN SAYS THAT TZRAS IS ONLY noheg FOR BALIE MADREGAH AND IN ERETZ YISROEL HOW IS THIS? NAMMAN(SAAR TZVAAS ARAM) IS GENTILE, AND ACCORDING TO SOME PAHROH HAD IT AND THERE IS A MISNAH IN NEGAIM ABOUT A GOY WHO IS MEGAYIR AND HAS TZRAS WHATS WITH THE RAMBAN
ReplyDeleteI have a question would a Parah adumah be good if it was geneticaly altered
ReplyDeleteI think there's a difference between tzora'as as a disease, which can be noheg b'kol zman u'b'kol makom, and tzora'as as a tumah, which is only in EY u'b'zman ha'bayis.
ReplyDeleteYes, a genetically altered PA would be kosher - I think.
ReplyDeleteInot sure i said the question properly if i geneticaly alter a cow to cause the pigmrntation to be red would that be kosher to use for parah adumah?
ReplyDeleteI believe that would be acceptable.
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