Is It Permitted to Buy Products Which Have Images of Avoda Zara, Crosses on Them?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

hello at this time of year when a person buys products from the store many times it has pictures on them over there of crosses of the man that gives the fat man that gives gifts at their holiday can one buy such a thing and one look at it you buy sometimes a bottle of soft drink and it has such a picture you you buy a coffee and on the coffee cup you have such pictures you're allowed to have such a thing can you bring it into your house are you allowed to look at it allowed to look at it says they go to moshe that those stamps that have pictures of avada's or crosses or the man himself that they worship is permitted because it's not made to worship what does that mean it says in that if no element is she learns that it means that a person should not look at anything that has an image of something that the person

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1. 0:00hello at this time of year when a person buys products from the store many times…
2. 0:30allowed to look at it says they go to moshe that those stamps that have pictures…
3. 1:01an image of something that the person drew or made but this foot was more linear…
4. 1:33to deal with if you have such a stamp you're allowed to use it and send…
5. 2:03it that degrades that stamps and for that reason also such things would be says the…
6. 2:34things that we spoke whether it's the man himself or the or the cross or the…

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