[Avodah] Education - was RAYK and the end of chol

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From: "Richard Wolpoe" <rabbirichwolpoe at gmail.com>
> Yet in  the Torah world Talmud learning for girls is considered a radical,
>  politically motivated innovation, and we do not in practice see the same
>  correlation between advanced Talmudic learning and dikduk bemitzvos  among
> women that we see among men.[--TK]
>


>>YOu  have answerd your obserfation!  If ONLY radicals are permitted to  
learnr
Talmud then ONLY RADICALS  will draw Halcha from it

Once  you mainstream more in-depth analyssi for nice BY girls then they will
have  more dikduk in mitzvos<<


 
>>>>>
But we do NOT find that Bais Yakov girls are less medakdek bemitzvos than  MO 
girls, quite the contrary!
 
The original point was that amaratzim tend not to be careful with  halacha, 
and that halachic observance and yiras Shamayim improve with more  Torah 
learning. (Torah meaning Talmud.)  However, this is only true  for men.  For girls 
and women, it is enough to learn halacha and  hashkafa.  They do not /need/ to 
learn Gemara in order to have yiras  Shamayim and dikduk bemitzvos.  
 
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
 
 
Some women derive intellectual pleasure from learning Gemara.  Fine,  good 
for them.  Irrelevant to my point.



--Toby  Katz
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