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Dear Rabbi, Today we can see many people doing what is against the Torah, including domestic violence on parents, adultery and telling lies is very common but it is a disgusting matter that many liars want that they will tell lies but others will speak the truth to them. However, the number of wicked people is increasing rapidly. I think in the future there will be no righteous in the world. Will God destroy the world at that time?

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Is there any reason some people might omit Tachnun on Adar 7? I was at a shul yesterday I normally don’t go to. I went because I was in the area. I was surprised to find out they weren’t saying Tachnun. I thought perhaps there was a newlywed and after services, I asked the guy sitting next to me who just got married. He said no one there got married. A few people then told me it is their minhag to omit Tachnun on Adar 7. They didn’t say why. The rabbi left in a hurry after services to do carpool. And most people were in a hurry to leave to go somewhere. I couldn’t get an answer why Adar 7 is such a special date.

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Are prayers with scripts identical to orthodox ones, but recited in a non-orthodox synagogue valid? Does G-d accept these prayers? Or are they rejected by G-d, only to remain on earth?

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If one mistakenly recites the wrong paragraph in the last blessing of Amidah (Sim Shalom or Shalom Rav), must the Amidah be repeated?

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What drives people from Jewish background to excel in their work or profession?

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Do gerim recite Shelo asani goy? G-d made them goyim, and then they chose to be Jews. So then do they thank Hashem for not having made them goyim?

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I am curious. We recite the song at the sea every day but it cuts off before Miriam leads the woman in a shorter version and I am just wondering why we dont say the entire passage including the song of the woman as its only like four or five more lines?