Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser: Acceptance Vs Approval

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shut up and welcome to practical spirituality here in the in Asia tour in the old city of jerusalem overlooking the Temple Mount so there's various subjects that are on the table right now and I don't know how to handle all of them or whether I should we're in the middle of the discussion of acceptance and approval making sure we don't blur those two because things get really those two because things get really messed up and but maybe what I'll do is I'll handle three topics today so we'll make three different classes so we'll do three classes three shorties so I think that's the best move I need a black pens or black pen room here I'll use green so yesterday what we handled was the distinction between acceptance and approval and we had handled when we blur approval and we had handled when we blur approval with acceptance which means that you're that the only two people you accept other people you approve of which means basically you accept nobody you wind up accepting nobody meaning you're accept only those your approval and by the way it's not like you it's not like you approve of people who are you know better than you are higher than you are more strict than you or more observant than you or more something than you you don't approve them either you know that's the famous line in Judaism is that is that anyone any one more

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