157. Pesach - The Inadvertently Evil Egyptian

from Rabbi Yakov Bronsteyn - Parsha Classes · host Yakov Bronsteyn

An in-depth discussion in Halacha and Agaddah of the process of decision making. We also discuss whether coercive sales and performance of Mitzvos is feasible as far as effectuation is concerned. The discussion centers about this point: can a person hold a false believe with conviction of its veracity in his mind? As R’ Chaim Brisker would put it: is an inadvertent apostate and apostate. This class was given in Yeshivas Bein Hazamanim, arranged by my son, at the Phoenix Community Kollel.

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