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Re: kol isha in action
- From: Ari Davidow <ari...>
- Subject: Re: kol isha in action
- Date: Fri 21 Feb 2003 18.42 (GMT)
I think it is good that this discussion comes up periodically. It is a reminder
to all of us of something that divides many of us, and of something that
directly affects many of us. I have strong, not so tolerant feelings on the
subject, myself, but they have already been well represented by earlier
posters. (This is the sort of issue that I try not to post to the list about,
because of the inappropriate weight that some will give to what I say, given my
role on the list.)
One good thing that _can_ come out of bringing this up periodically is to take
the opportunity to see if you are better able to listen to other points of
view, and to take a look at your own, and whether you see things differently
this year. Important issues that affect us do need to be personally rethought,
periodically, I think. We don't necessarily need to change, but we do need to
reflect.
Because this is not an issue that can be resolved by debate, it is also
important, when discussing, to be able to stop at the point where you feel that
you have expressed what you have to say, rather than doing your best to respond
to each and every nuance of everyone else's post--something that leads to every
wider circles, sometimes far away from Jewish music. I encourage those ripples
that are far from jewish-music, per se, to move to private e-mail.
Sorry to post now, rather than later. Shabbes is approaching (or has approached
for those in Europe and Israel), and I thought I should say something while
everyone can read it in a timely fashion.
Thank you caring about this issue, from whichever facet or point of view you
have contributed to this discussion,
ari
Ari Davidow
ari (at) ivritype(dot)com
list owner, jewish-music (at) shamash(dot)org
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- RE: kol isha in action, (continued)