eh, I’d give them the title “Leader” but definitely not Rabbi. Hillel was a Rabbi. and sorry, to share that title with a reform or conservative leader is just a slap in the face to Hillel, Akiva, and other great Rabbis.

SO I would call them Rabbi, out of respect, due to the fact that they spend their time, basically helping people as any Orthodox Rabbi does, that is in the thousands of petty bothersome problems that the Rabbi is privy to, such as the anguish that people do go through, they turn and confide in their Rabbi, but privately, I don’t consider them Orthodox Rabbi’s in any way shape or form, meaning that even if there are those amongst them who know Talmud better than myself, I would not recognize this knowledge on a level that I would utilize.\

But give them credit, they handle an incredible amount of problems.

Fake rabbi more like it!

“what ever happened to women who could just stick up for themselves?”

There is a reason that sexual harassment is against the law. A person who is a boss is in charge of your job, so you may not be/feel able to confront them or “stand up for yourself.”

I thought that we had moved away from blaming the victim, but apparently not. To Cactus Jack, again, there is a reason why the laws have made it progressively easier and not harder to report a rape. It is always hard to prove, and often turns into a case of he said/she said. Does that mean that rape victims should just be ignored?

It is a trite example, but if your sister/mother/girlfriend/wife was raped by her boss, because he was bigger and stronger, and no one was around to hear it, yet he claimed it was consensual, would you feel the same way?

I agree. It’s slander if there’s no hardcore evidence.

Until there is such proof it is pathetic to speculate.

Maybe that’s the one thing he got right with his life!

Shimon Peres probably calls the Pope Rabbi!