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Hilchot Teshuva 8:1-4 (The World To Come: What Is It?)

September 13, 2018 9:49 pm

The righteous earn life in the World to Come – but what does that mean?

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BaseballRabbiBaseball Rabbi@BaseballRabbi·
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I tweeted that people should stop making Jeter into Saint Baseball. Got me thinking: who actually should be Saint Baseball?
I propose Roberto Clemente. How about you? (Part of the game is defining what it should be.)
@BaseballPesach @jstefansky @GlobeBobRyan @MosheSchorr

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BaseballRabbiBaseball Rabbi@BaseballRabbi·
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Yes, #DerekJeter was an all time great. #HOF worthy? No question. First ballot? It's a stupid concept (if you deserve it, why wait?) but yes, of course.
But this article tries to make him into St. Baseball. Which he decidedly was not.
Stop the idiocy. https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/28503461

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This was a fascinating interview. Rabbi Blau, mashgiach ruchani of YU discusses the evolution of the "frum" community- and takes no prisoners.

https://soundcloud.com/user-170180023/are-you-honest-or-are-you-frum-season-3-episode-7

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Are You Honest or Are You Frum? Join Anne, @skjask, and @RStomel as they interview Rabbi Yosef Blau on the latest episode of the @ChochmatNashim podcast.
https://soundcloud.com/user-170180023/are-you-honest-or-are-you-frum-season-3-episode-7

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