Miss. Doreen Salzmanc/o Talmud Torah Rabbi M.J. Mendelowitz
Doreen Salzman: Not to question G-d's ways; everything is for the best; father can provide more after death; lead your life in such a way that would please him
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Doreen Salzman: Not to question G-d's ways; everything is for the best; father can provide more after death; lead your life in such a way that would please him
Is study of Chassidus considered "Limmud Hatorah" and do Chassidim learn? Shidduch with a boy who is growing a beard
Negative views on university attendance, even in the most favorable of circumstances; difference between high-school and college; widespread effect of personal actions on the entire community
Why G-d chose the number 7 for multiple things in creation; why Bar and Bas Mitzvah are at the ages they are
The role of the Jewish women on Chanukah; questions on faith; the need of a Jewish environment; compromise in Torah and Mitzvos
Diverting one's attention from the Yetzer helps in the combat; girls must learn the laws that are pertinent to them; girls are obliged to study Chassidus
Jewish girls mature earlier than boys; a Bas Mitzvah has the full responsibility in spreading Judaism
The underlying difference between the Jewish religion and others; advice regarding confusion when it comes to finding a Shidduch
Proper pronunciation in prayer; Torah's view on donating organ from dead bodies; finding the proper institution; all Jew's as one big family
Recent efforts of the yetzer hara to undermine tznius indicates its urgent priority; Jewish daughters have capacity to resist trending alien fashions
The reason for education in an institution with maximum religious atmosphere; over-confidence
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Prioritizing a field of interest; the ambition of young people to gain knowledge and their inclination to take on a challenge
Personal socialist ideology shouldn’t prevent exploring Judaism; Torah contains great principles of social justice; tzedakah based on justice not just compassion; “He who has pity on the poor, lends unto G-d.”
Camp Emunah / Inter-Camp Melava Malka: Thanks for sending the invitation. Since you have done so, you will surely implement my reply
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How a child could attain a meaningful and self-fulfilling life
Moving to a more religious environment with family's approval; questions of faith are part of G-d's design; scrupulously giving Maaser
Interpretation of frightful dream as indication to strengthen daily Jewish conduct