The ban against Rabbi Slifkin has been retracted. This outcome proves that a collective refusal to accept uninformed judgment carries real weight. Keep monitoring the situation to ensure this decision remains permanent.
December 21, 2005
A Respectful Request To Signers Of The Ban Against Rabbi Nosson Slifkin And His Work
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November 23, 2005
The feedback coming in shows that many people are uncomfortable with how this process unfolded without a fair hearing. Email your local representatives now to demand that they reconsider the exclusion of these works. Pressure the decision makers by picking up the phone today.
November 23, 2005
The traction on this petition proves that many people demand a fair process and an end to these hasty judgments. Print out a copy of this petition and hand it to your local rabbi this week to start a real conversation about these books.
Reached 100 supporters
November 23, 2005
6 Comments
How can you ban someone without even reading the books? Totally unfair and not how we should be treating our scholars.
Rabbi Slifkin is brilliant and his work has helped me understand so much. This whole thing makes no sense.
Sad to see such narrow-mindedness in our community. We need more open discussion not less.
He just wanted to show that science and torah can coexist. Why is that so scary to people?
Shameful. People should read the books before passing judgment. It is just basic respect.
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The ban against Rabbi Slifkin has been retracted. This outcome proves that a collective refusal to accept uninformed judgment carries real weight. Keep monitoring the situation to ensure this decision remains permanent.
December 21, 2005
A Respectful Request To Signers Of The Ban Against Rabbi Nosson Slifkin And His Work
Final supporters
Updates
November 23, 2005
The feedback coming in shows that many people are uncomfortable with how this process unfolded without a fair hearing. Email your local representatives now to demand that they reconsider the exclusion of these works. Pressure the decision makers by picking up the phone today.
November 23, 2005
The traction on this petition proves that many people demand a fair process and an end to these hasty judgments. Print out a copy of this petition and hand it to your local rabbi this week to start a real conversation about these books.
Reached 100 supporters
November 23, 2005
6 Comments
TRUTH SHOULDNT BE CENSORED. Let the man speak for himself!
How can you ban someone without even reading the books? Totally unfair and not how we should be treating our scholars.
Rabbi Slifkin is brilliant and his work has helped me understand so much. This whole thing makes no sense.
Sad to see such narrow-mindedness in our community. We need more open discussion not less.
He just wanted to show that science and torah can coexist. Why is that so scary to people?
Shameful. People should read the books before passing judgment. It is just basic respect.
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TRUTH SHOULDNT BE CENSORED. Let the man speak for himself!