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Please let me preface my question. I’m not asking this to cause a firestorm, division, or anything of the sort. Last Sunday, a question was asked about the difference between men and women in Kabbalah, what roles they can take as it relates to who can teach, sing, or take a leadership position. I am not disparaging the reply that our great friend gave us in the least. Still, it seemed that there were broad generalizations made about the nature of men and how they relate to women, that there is a spiritual root reason for why women are not permitted to teach or sing specifically. Is this based on some sources that we can scrutinize, or is it simply tradition, the culture of our organization? I can’t help but think if we are a part of Adam Harishon and are supposed to be one man in one heart. Please help me understand this…so there is no ambiguity regarding what I am requesting, are there specific sources to support the limitations on women’s role in singing, leadership and teaching?
Good Morning! One of the things I like to do is to go back through articles we read in Assembly and read the articles or verses cited in the article to get a better feel for it. Often Psalms or other Bible passages are cited. Which translation do you think would be most conducive to our study?
