[Avodah] TIDE and Austritt

[Rich, Joel]

As for the chaplaincy, it is questionable whether it is permissible for
an Orthodox rabbi to be an army chaplain, since it is almost impossible
to avoid interacting with R and C chaplains as colleagues and fellow
officers.  In a hospital setting it is easier to avoid the "other"
rabbis.
 

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	For those who are interested, R'YBS has a long piece on the
issue of orthodox military chaplains (both from the macro and micro
viewpoint) in Community, Covenant and Commitment.  He is in favor.
	 
	KT
	Joel Rich 

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