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O sages, be careful with your words;
For you may incur the penalty of exile, and be banished to a place of evil waters; The disciples who come after you will drink of them and die, and the name of Heaven be profaned. —Avtalion Take care in studying, for error in study is as serious as intentional sin. —Rabbi Yehudah Discussion Guide [1:11]. Do you think Judaism—or any religion—can be tolerant of other religions while defending its own distinctive outlook as superior? How? Do you think that a critical examination of the basic beliefs of Judaism will help strengthen Judaism, or undermine it? Why? What principles of Judaism do you think are most important to hold to and defend against compromise or abandonment? HEBREW | COMMENTARY | DISCUSSION GUIDE {Contents}
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