To Benedict ARSo
I hate to burst your bubble but I went to Yeshiva for 12 years MTJ. However I failed to learn at that time. It was my fault. I was very good in secular studies and didn’t think that learning would be part of my life. Here’s the problem with your grandiose statements. According to you only someone who spent years in Cheder Yeshiva is qualified to offer Torah thoughts. As I mentioned one of my Rabbis is a BT. He went from Mechallel Shabbos Wall St. banker to an Ilui and I don’t use that term very often. According to you the Lubavitcher Rebbe isn’t fit to be involved in Halachic discourse since he never went to formal Yeshiva. The point is that there’s no one size fits all in Judaism. There have been Geirim who became Gedolei Yisrael. So what is needed? Intellectual honesty. The ability to consider another point of view other than your own. How often do the Tannaim and Amoraim shlug up kasha’s on their opponents because they’re not looking to win. Rather they’re seeking the truth something that bullies like you and the Minuval know nothing about. Too bad you won’t read this .You might learn something. But then again as you said you know more than all Rabbis. Yes that sounds like something Rav Moshe would say.NOT.