Halachic Hashkafa - Revision history

YitzchakSultan at 04:28, 13 November 2019

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	## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.		## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.
	## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa. This is supported by the Radvaz (8:71).		## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa. This is supported by the Radvaz (8:71).
	## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly there are halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.		## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal v. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly there are halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.

	'''Hashkafic Issues'''		'''Hashkafic Issues'''

YitzchakSultan at 01:18, 14 May 2015

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	# Is there halacha in the area of hashkafa? Is it possible to have a definitive ruling or law when it comes to values, perspectives of the world, and other hashkafic issues? The answer is rather complex with multiple answers and apply differently in different areas.		# Is there halacha in the area of hashkafa? Is it possible to have a definitive ruling or law when it comes to values, perspectives of the world, and other hashkafic issues? The answer is rather complex with multiple answers and apply differently in different areas.
	## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.		## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.
	## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.		## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa. This is supported by the Radvaz (8:71).
	## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly there are halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.		## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly there are halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.

YitzchakSultan at 14:16, 28 November 2014

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YitzchakSultan at 01:19, 25 November 2014

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	* [[Parnasa]]		* [[Parnasa]]
			* [[Materialism]]
	* [[Living in Eretz Yisrael]]		* [[Living in Eretz Yisrael]]
	* [[Learning in Kollel as an Individual and as a Community]]		* [[Learning in Kollel as an Individual and as a Community]]

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YitzchakSultan at 03:51, 12 October 2014

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Yirmiyahu Perlow at 20:45, 6 October 2014

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	Halacha and Hashkafa are two major areas of Torah and can be used to analyze almost any topic of Torah, whether it be an everyday activity or an obscure scenario that will never occur in the history of the world. The perspective of Halacha and the lens of Hashkafa are complementary and reinforce one another. Both are Torah and important to incorporate into one's observance of mitzvot.		Halacha and Hashkafa are two major areas of Torah and can be used to analyze almost any topic of Torah, whether it be an everyday activity or an obscure scenario that will never occur in the history of the world. The perspective of Halacha and the lens of Hashkafa are complementary and reinforce one another. Both are Torah and important to incorporate into one's observance of mitzvot.
	# Is there is halacha in the area of hashkafa? Is it possible to have a definitive ruling or law when it comes to values, perspectives of the world, and other hashkafic issues? The answer is rather complex with multiple answers and apply differently in different areas.		# Is there halacha in the area of hashkafa? Is it possible to have a definitive ruling or law when it comes to values, perspectives of the world, and other hashkafic issues? The answer is rather complex with multiple answers and apply differently in different areas.
	## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.		## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.
	## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.		## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.
	## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly ~~this is~~ halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.		## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly there are halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.

	'''Hashkafic Issues'''		'''Hashkafic Issues'''

YitzchakSultan at 18:21, 6 October 2014

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	'''Hashkafic Issues'''		'''Hashkafic Issues'''
	* [[Use of Internet]]		* [[Use of Internet, TV, and Social Media]]
	* [[Interaction with the Outside World]]		* [[Interaction with the Outside World]]
	* [[Study of Secular Wisdom]]		* [[Study of Secular Wisdom]]

YitzchakSultan at 18:20, 6 October 2014

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	## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.		## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.
	## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.		## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.
	## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly this is halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is		## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly this is halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is the subject of this debate.

	'''Hashkafic Issues'''		'''Hashkafic Issues'''

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Halacha and Hashkafa are two major areas of Torah and can be used to analyze almost any topic of Torah, whether it be an everyday activity or an obscure scenario that will never occur in the history of the world. The perspective of Halacha and the lens of Hashkafa are complementary and reinforce one another. Both are Torah and important to incorporate into one's observance of mitzvot.
# Is there is halacha in the area of hashkafa? Is it possible to have a definitive ruling or law when it comes to values, perspectives of the world, and other hashkafic issues? The answer is rather complex with multiple answers and apply differently in different areas.
## Rav Soloveitchik (cited by Mepeninei HaRav p. 206) said that a person shouldn't say that Hashfaka isn't halacha. There are halacha's when it comes to Hashkafa, there are permitted and forbidden things to think and value.
## [http://www.simpletoremember.com/faqs/Kaplan-SimpleToRemember.com.pdf Rav Aryeh Kaplan] in (The Age of the Universe p. 4) writes how there are no definitive rulings when it comes to hashkafa, that is why the Rambam was able to hold like minority opinions in hashkafa.
## [http://rygb.blogspot.com/2014/04/does-psak-apply-to-matters-of-hashkafa.html Rabbi Yosef Bechhofer] (RJJ Journal n. 67) analyzed this issue. He points out that clearly this is halachic rulings on fundamental beliefs and issues of hashkafa with halachic ramifications. However, pure hashkafa is

'''Hashkafic Issues'''
* [[Use of Internet]]
* [[Interaction with the Outside World]]
* [[Study of Secular Wisdom]]
* [[Parnasa]]
* [[Living in Eretz Yisrael]]
* [[Learning in Kollel as an Individual and as a Community]]

'''Halachic-Hashkafic Issues'''
* [[Daas Torah]]
* [[The Rambam's 13 Ikarim]] ([[Belief in God, Prophecy, and Freewill]])

'''Middot Issues'''
* [[Seriousness and Laughter]]
* [[Perfectionism and Optimalism]]
* [[Happiness and Depression]]
* [[Patience and Anger]]
* [[Haughtiness and Humility]]

'''Mussar Issues'''
* [[Point of Man in this World]]
* [[Vigilance]]
* [[Purity]]
* [[Chasidut]]