Tazria-Metzora - Walk A Mile In My Shoes

Rabbi Moshe New,
You mentioned that if a poor man brings a rich's man sacrifice it most be as the rich's man would bring his. How is that? If the poor man does not have the same resources. Unless it is the best of the poor's man resource. What would that be? Would the poor man need to borrow money or the resources to bring the offering of the rich man. Unless the sacrifice mean a spiritual sacrifice by prayer and fasting. Now how would a poor person offer a sacrifice of a rich person who is an idol worshiper? If this rich person asks to pray for him/her for a particular need? Specially if this person is ignorant of the Torah Laws. This person lives in decepcion? what is the poor person to do? Does this regulation only stands for the Jewish people? What if these two people, the poor and the rich, being descendant of Jewish people, the poor knows the truth about the ancestry but the rich does not know? This is a very disconcerting dilemma, one encounters today due to past history. Reply