Chinuch on Yom Kippur
Question: Must a father teach his young child to refrain from eating in part on Yom Kippur? Short...
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				Connecting the Queens Jewish Community			Question: Must a father teach his young child to refrain from eating in part on Yom Kippur? Short...
Question: Is it halachically preferable to learn in a beis midrash instead of one’s house?
Short Answer: Yes, one should ideally learn in a beis midrash.
Question: May one recite Kiddush before nightfall on Rosh HaShanah?
Short Answer: Yes, you may, even though the Maharil cites poskim who disagree.
Question: May you fulfill your mitzvah of daled minim with a dry lulav?
Short Answer: A dry lulav is pasul, even b’dieved. There is a dispute as to why a dry lulav is pasul. Nevertheless, we allow a dry lulav bish’as ha’d’chak.
Question: Does the chazan need to repeat Sh’moneh Esrei from the beginning if he says HaKeil HaKadosh instead of HaMelech HaKadosh?
Question: Must a father teach his young child to refrain from eating in part on Yom Kippur?
Short Answer: Yes. According to the Rambam, there is a chinuch obligation to teach a child to refrain from violating prohibitions, even if the child will not fully refrain from violating the prohibition.
Question: May an adult learn Torah in order to receive a monetary prize?
Short Answer: There appears to be a dispute amongst the poskim whether an adult may learn Torah in order to receive a prize.
