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Sizes of Chabad vs. the RCA[edit]

I've reverted Truthaboutchabad's comments, since I think we need to differenciate between the RCA, which is a group of Rabbis, and Chabad religious and social services, which are for the laity. Does Chabad have an internal group of Rabbonim that might be comparable to the RCA? Mikeage 09:25, 1 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Yes, nearly all chabad rabbis have synagogues, and they are all together under a central organization call Merkos L'Enyonei Chinuch. Thousands of them come to their annual convention, and they all gather together to make international programs and campaigns.--Truthaboutchabad 11:06, 1 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Very well, I was familiar with the periodic gatherings, I was just trying to clarify if we're talking organizations of Rabbonim per se, or just organizations of people. I'll add back your change. Mikeage 11:47, 1 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Sources are needed[edit]

What about their recent activities?[edit]

Any Modern Orthodox Jews here? Someone might want to write about the recent activities and positions of the RCA.

RCA Solidarity Mission to Israel Expresses View of "Tohar Haneshek" in light of the Unprecedented Realities of Recent War with Hezbollah
Rabbinical Council of America Members Begin Solidarity Mission to Israel This Week
Statement Regarding Israel and the War on Terror against Hezbollah, Hamas
Statement Regarding Agreement with Chief Rabbinate on Recognition in Israel of RCA Conversions
RCA Reaffirms its Commitment to Preventing Agunah Tragedies: Convention resolution insists that no member Rabbi officiate at a wedding unless a proper prenuptial agreement on get has been executed.

Modern Orthodox?[edit]

The article claims that "most of the rabbis are modern orthodox" however no citation is provided for this claim.

The opposite might be true: most rabbis now are probably of the center-right. Orthodoxy has been moving rightwards in the recent decades. Many which consider themselves "modern orthodox" would not agree with the RCA being representative of that worldview.

Please add articles or citations that shed light on the modern orthodoxy of the RCA.

--Daniel E Romero (talk) 09:24, 17 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Are sex abuse and same-sex relations the proper issues to define the RCA?[edit]

References 1,2 and 3 deal with a suspected sex abuser, sex ebuse and same-sex relations. they are supposed to describe, define and be used as sources for the 2 opening sentences of the RCA entry. It is like referring the two first sentences of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel entry to former Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger who was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for his crimes (bribe etc.) Isn't it a hostile and improper writing? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.64.60.11 (talk) 15:03, 15 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]