Say NO To Lashon Hara12 Juli 2023

Say No to Lashon Hara Day 26

In this passage, the Chafetz Chaim discusses the difference between occasional and habitual Lashon Hara (evil speech) in religious Judaism. They explain that habitual Lashon Hara is considered more severe and carries harsher punishment. We used the analogy of playing baseball to illustrate that consistently neglecting key aspects of a practice or belief system changes one's identity. They emphasize the importance of consistently striving to fulfill all commandments and not selectively choosing which ones to follow.

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