Unorthodox-Jew A Critical View of Orthodox Judaism: Twenty-six percent of the deaths in this study have occurred since 1988, when the American Academy of Pediatrics first called for elimination of religious ex- emption laws....The American Academy of Pediatrics, American Medical Association, National District Attorneys Association, and National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse, among others, have adopted policy statements calling for the complete repeal of religious exemptions in child abuse and neglect and criminal statutes....

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Twenty-six percent of the deaths in this study have occurred since 1988, when the American Academy of Pediatrics first called for elimination of religious ex- emption laws....The American Academy of Pediatrics, American Medical Association, National District Attorneys Association, and National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse, among others, have adopted policy statements calling for the complete repeal of religious exemptions in child abuse and neglect and criminal statutes....

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Child Fatalities From Religion-motivated Medical Neglect
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CLICK ABOVE PHOTO! Rabbi Moshe Feinstein states the very marriage of a gentile woman to a non observant Jew, is equivalent to an open declaration that she will not observe the precepts. This is so, because it is highly unlikely that the gentile member of such a union, will be more committed to Judaism than her remiss Jewish husband (certainly when they are living together prior to their marriage). Unlike mental or tacit negations, explains Rav Feinstein, open declarations do invalidate conversions. When such cases appear before a rabbinical court, its members actually become witnesses to an acceptance declaration that is not sincere. Therefore, it is no longer a tacit insincerity, but rather an obvious one. As such, they are forbidden to sanction the conversion. Regardless of what this Jewish court may declare, the conversion is invalid and the person is not deemed a member of the Jewish nation. In Iggros Moshe, Letters of Moshe (Yoreh De’ah, no. 157), he writes that “According to the Law, it is certain that one who converts for the sake of marriage, does not intend to keep the commandments, and is not a proselyte at all.”

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Tuesday, September 08, 2015