Intermediate Talmud: Lesson 21: The Text of Grace After Meals
The wording of the Grace After Meals was carefully composes to mention certain things for which we must give G-d thanks. What happens if one deviates from this formula? What ideas must always be mentioned and with what wording?
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Thankyou Thankyou Rabbi. Yes it was a very serious and sincere question (because you specifically mentioned the study of religious texts in secular institutions or secular environments). Apologies if it came across as not serious (the danger of this medium which encourages brevity at the expense of nuance). Thanks for the prompt answer. Shalom.