- Is there a source for not verbally (or in writing, for that matter) mentioning the name of Yeshu (the father of Christianity)?
- If there is such a source, what exactly is forbidden to say? Is it only the English and/or the "full" pronunciation in hebrew (i.e. with an "a" after Yeshu - please verify the validity behind this as well) and not the hebrew (as i have heard that yeshu is just an acronym for yemach shemo vezichro), or is it even the name Yeshu itself? Please include sources, preferably with links
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
halacha - Mentioning Yeshu's name?
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