re: #455 LudwigVanQuixote

Yes it is, and I already said twice that I personally think that is too strict. I do not think that womens slacks look like men’s slacks or that men could easily wear them, so I really do not have an issue with it and would not at the Kotel.

Actually to be fair, I have no issue with however any Jewish person prays in their own shul or in their own home. That is really not my point. Even though I personally may disagree with certain things in the Tradition, the Kotel is the center of it, and somewhere on the planet, especially there, the Tradition should remain pristine.

But the whole Temple was destroyed and desecrated. Twice even! And with the Muslims, three times! How many times was Jerusalem itself sacked? Like 20-30?

It’s not a good argument to me and it really does smack as anti-Women. .

I love my religion. It’s wonderfully beautiful with many deep layers. It’s logical and despite tradition is able to be molded to suit any given culture or scenario. For that reason, really, I don’t see the big dealy-o.

And with that I have to leave. Have a good day guys.