Religion and law
What is the distinction between a religious act and a legal act?
Why does religion require that religious acts be accompanied by the motivation of ‘acceptance in God’ while the law does not require a person to pay taxes out of motivation? What is the root of the division?
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And where does this division itself come from? That is, from where does it say that God wants “action” and not “we will act”?
From the Gemara. It is all filled with the fact that the results do not determine. He does not intend and that he is a shill for example. And hundreds of other issues, Zil Keri Bi Rav is.
R”L It is not only the results that determine, but also not only the act and the desire. Therefore, the shooter who shoots at a person and it turns out that he is wearing a ceramic vest and the bullet ricochets off his chest, the shooter goes his own way and is sharp (in my opinion, the only justification for such a scandal is technical in nature).
of course.
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