Torah learning for Jewish women has been revolutionized. No longer must women strive to learn as men, but rather women are now revealing and celebrating their own unique ability to learn as women.
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Thank you for much for writting this article. I am not Jewish; however, it seems I could hear your voice as I read; and that I had a special seat in the circle of women, discussing and relating how the Holy Words related to their lives.
Shalom Alechiem
Ms. Jan
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a hearty 'Yoshakoyach' to Bryna Jacheved Levy on her outstanding article: Transforming Women's Torah Learning. Thank-you for articulating my own personal desires; to study, thus enabling ourselves to live enriched Torah lives.
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I have been studying Torah through chabad.org. I am not a Jew, but to study Torah and reading brings me to a place of contentment, and a deeper place of knowledge. Thank you
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Thank you for writing this article. I am a Jew, a woman, and a feminist, and look forward to the day when these two concepts will be understood as not mutually exclusive. You, in fact, have explained, wonderfully, how that is so. Torah learning is wonderful for women. Torah learning is wonderful for men. We have differences in perception which can enrich the other. May the day come soon when all women are learned and all men respect that learning, and that Redemption comes of the reaching out of men seeking feminine wisdom, as well.
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