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The name of God in any language is in and of itself holy, and Jewish law forbids its destruction. Consequently, many Jews will spell it in unusual ways such as G-d. Our Rabbinical advisors permit us to type out the name because on a computer monitor the image of words does not have the solidity and permanence of a document. However, we have been cautioned to ask you not to print out materials that have such a name on them, unless you are prepared to dispose of such a page in the proper manner. (Burial of such pages is best.) |
Cooooooooooooooooooool!!! You’re a Chassidshe Bob Dylan, or is Bob Dylan a Buddhist Chai??
This is awesome! It’s already helped me remember the Omer! Chag Sameach.