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Shall We Have Another?
- A Jewish Approach to Family Planning
- Narrated by: Mendel Dubov
- Length: 4 hrs and 24 mins
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Shall We Have Another?
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Publisher's Summary
Shall We Have Another? After having one child or more, most couples are able to consider having another. Life-changing decisions like these should be educated and well-informed ones. It is no secret that Jewish tradition encourages a Jew to continue having children if they are able. In today’s society, this position is often challenged from multiple directions. Shall We Have Another? endeavors to explain the Torah’s position on the subject and address the various challenges associated with it.
©2019 Mosaica Press (P)2019 Mendel Dubov
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