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What is the Torah view of women in the workplace nowadays when supporting a family is often difficult on only one income?
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Tag: Kollel
Rav Avigdor Miller on Finding Greatness Outside of Kollel
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Can a Kollel man who leaves the yeshiva still remain a yeshiva man even while he’s involved in business?
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Rav Avigdor Miller on Quitting Work to Join a Kollel
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If a man has to work at making a living, where does a Kollel life come in?
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Rav Avigdor Miller on Stay At Home Moms
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Should mothers stay home with their children? If that’s the case, so what about Kollel women?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Spending Memorial Day Weekend in the Beis Medrash
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If a person feels like he hasn’t accomplished enough in his learning, how can you expect him to be happy working at a full-time job in order to support his family? He wants to sit and shteig and become a talmid chochom.
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Rav Avigdor Miller on the Not so Serious Kollel Man
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Should a wealthy father-in-law support his son-in-law in Kollel even if he’s not such a serious learner?
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Rav Avigdor Miller on Getting Your Wife to Join the Workforce (February 1997)
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If a woman is capable of working, she’s a very capable woman, but she would rather stay home and take care of the children, should her husband stay in Kollel learning, and pressure her to get a job?
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Rav Avigdor Miller on The Learning Boy
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What should a girl do if her chosson says that he intends to learn forever?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Leaving Kollel
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The Rav has spoken to us often about common sense being an important part of how we approach certain questions. Wouldn’t common sense tell us that one has to work in order to make a living? So is sitting in Kollel common sense?