it's easy to pontificate and make grand-sounding general statements with which it seems one ought to solemnly agree, perhaps nodding sagely and stroking one's beard if relevant.
But first of all, just exactly WHAT is one supposed to be saying "yes" or "no" to? and why? and how about a nice, temperate, "maybe". cheers from the land of "maņana" (maybe),Judith, in Spain "... No. The hard thing is to learn enough [i.e., about Judaism and Jewish law and commentary] to be able to say Yes.'" (sorry, can't find a specific Jewish music connection for this message but this afternoon Tamar and I are doing a presentation on Sephardic music here in Madrid and Saturday in Seville, hope that counts) ---------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------+ Hosted by Shamash: The Jewish Network http://shamash.org A service of Hebrew College, which offers online courses and an online MA in Jewish Studies, http://hebrewcollege.edu/online/ * * FREE JEWISH LEARNING * * Shamash invites you to join MyJewishLearning.com, a comprehensive, objective, authoritative and interactive learning resource in all areas of Judaism. Free membership via http://www.myjewishlearning.com/shamash ---------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------=
