"… Along these lines, I would center a more holistic halakhic approach by asking the following questions that center a lesbian woman’s experience and perspective:"
Why does *everything* these people write have to sound like some sort of group therapy session?
At some point, someone is going to write a 'teshuva' permitting driving to a gay shul on shabbos.
"… Along these lines, I would center a more holistic halakhic approach by asking the following questions that center a lesbian woman’s experience and perspective:"
Why does *everything* these people write have to sound like some sort of group therapy session?
At some point, someone is going to write a 'teshuva' permitting driving to a gay shul on shabbos.
"His teshuva is an excellent start, in that it forces the community to grapple with its repercussions."
Nonsense needs no grappling with. The teshuva is a halachic joke. It starts nothing.
https://cross-currents.com/2024/09/26/open-orthodoxys-new-sanction-of-lesbian-relationships/ this issue was also discussed here
This is what Open Orthodoxy looks like namely a discarding of Halachic norms on any issue