Is Judaism's Approach to Divorce Sexist?

May 14, 2026

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And what happens to a person's soul with he converts?

00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:36 - Is Judaism's Approach to Divorce Sexist? (The Gett)
00:03:05 - Does a Convert Receive a New Jewish Soul?
00:04:04 - Why Do Some Jewish Publications Not Show Women's Faces?
00:04:53 - If God is Good, Why Is There Suffering in the World?
00:06:10 - Did God Create the Entire Universe?
00:08:11 - Is Moshiach Coming Soon? Signs of the End of Days
00:09:08 - Rabbi Story: The Wedding Dress
00:11:18 - The Holiest Position for Intimacy in Marriage
00:13:33 - Outro

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Gershom
Gershom
3 months ago

We should not ignore that - our first resource on this issue of divorce - that is In our G-D's Written Torah - where "HE"- specifically addresses Torah Commandments related to marriage & divorce issues. We should seek Him & His Torah Commandments first - for advice/resolution - saving a lot of time - money & aggravation & not ignore His word - as inconsequential nuisance advice. As we should also do - on all our spiritual issues in life.

Yisroel
Yisroel
3 months ago

Doesn’t Halacha limit kefia ~ forcing a husband to divorce his wife, to those instances specifically mentioned by the Talmud, and if coercion is applied in other situations that would disqualify the Gett?

Dvirah
Dvirah
3 months ago

Re the universe, it’s very likely that the Creator has put spiritual beings on more than one planet.
Re the story of the dress, why not just lend the dress for the wedding but take it to his wife afterwards?

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