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Ask the Rabbi: Jewish Law and Disability

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Written by Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain Monday, 12 April 2010

Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain of Maidenhead Synagogue addresses your questions. This week's question: "I came across a Cohen once who was unable to give the Priestly Blessing due to a disabled arm - he was unable to lift it. Was this a personal matter or are there also any Jewish laws regarding disablements?"

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Ask the Rabbi: Visiting a Grave

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Written by Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain Friday, 19 March 2010

Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain of Maidenhead Synagogue addresses your questions. This week's question: "I know there is a custom that we do not visit the grave until the stone setting. However, I would like to go to my mother’s grave on her birthday, which is before then. Am I offending against some religious law that could jeopardise my mum's soul from ascending to heaven?"

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A Jewish Ethic for Consumerism

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Written by Rabbi Neil Amswych Monday, 08 March 2010

As Fairtrade Fortnight draws to a close, Rabbi Neil Amswych of Bournemouth Reform Synagogue looks at the Jewish imperative to pay a fair price.

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Sex Education and Faith Schools

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Written by Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain Wednesday, 24 February 2010

The fate of the Children, Schools and Families Bill currently going through Parliament is a good lesson in where religion and politics can mix at its best and worst.

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