RB> As to the Olympian nature of the Supremes... last I looked,
RB> save for O'connor and Bader-Ginsburg, they all put their
RB> pants on one leg at a time. They are (ostensibly) humans,
RB> capable of error as much as the rest of us. The day that
RB> they DO forget this.... well, I'll read a requiem for our
RB> poor country... would
RB> there be a Jewish FORLE out there that would be so kind as
RB> to say kaddish at that time? (I would, but not only do I
RB> not know it entirely, but as I am not  a Jew, it would not
RB> be appropriate.)
I'll take on that sad task should that day come... OY VEY is Mir!
For those curious, the Kaddish is an ancient Hebrew prayer, a
high praise to God, that is recited in honor of a loved one's
passing. To turn one's heart back to remembering God -- the
Giver of Peace -- in a time of great sorrow, offers comfort
to the survivors & reminds them of His Sovereignty.
 [ Shoshona Bieman, Sysop: Shofar BBS _@_ 714-838-3837 ]
 [ _ Such a nice Messianic Jewish, conservative Gal! _ ]
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