Noahide Laws PL 102-14 Are they constitutional?

[rosends]

Talmudic Rabbis,

can you explain what a "non-Talmudic Rabbi" would be?

 

[PeterPilot]

can you explain what a "non-Talmudic Rabbi" would be?

Do you consider English to be your primary language? Do you have a dictionary handy?

 

[rosends]

Do you consider English to be your primary language? Do you have a dictionary handy?

Yes, it is my primary language and I have many dictionaries available. Why can't you answer my question?
You used an adjective to modify a noun. You didn't use the noun on its own. So what does your adjective come to exclude?

Just answer the question instead of deflecting.

 

[PeterPilot]

Yes, it is my primary language and I have many dictionaries available. Why can't you answer my question?
You used an adjective to modify a noun. You didn't use the noun on its own. So what does your adjective come to exclude?

Just answer the question instead of deflecting.

I make a habit of not answering stupid questions, sorry, nothing personal. If English is your primary language and you have dictionaries available, why don't you check out the meaning of the prefix "non" to learn what non-Talmudic means.

 

[rosends]

I make a habit of not answering stupid questions, sorry, nothing personal. If English is your primary language and you have dictionaries available, why don't you check out the meaning of the prefix "non" to learn what non-Talmudic means.

because as someone who is a rabbi and who is well versed in Jewish law, the phrase has no meaning. And with advanced degrees in English, I am well equipped to understand all sorts of things. You are using a phrase so you must think it has meaning even though it doesn't. Why are you refusing to tell me what you mean by the phrase?