[Avodah] metzitza be'peh
Ben Waxman
ben1456 at zahav.net.il
Sat Mar 31 10:57:16 PDT 2012
This is an old question. I remember hearing a shiyur on the subject of
what to do when the conclusions of scientific evidence point to
something that differs from the talmud? The rav dealt with the question
of mamzerim and how certain poskim wouldn't even accept blood tests that
proved conclusively that the baby couldn't be the husband's. And this
type of question started long before blood tests were around.
Ben
On 3/29/2012 4:45 PM, Saul.Z.Newman at kp.org wrote:
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> ------- i wonder if this has implications on the issue of chazal,
> science , and metzius. i am not sure that there is any level of
> scientific data [eg DNA typing of the viral cultures] that could
> change such a posek's opinion ---even if it rises to the level of
> 'beyond a reasonable doubt' [jury] standards.
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