Mention95270
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| so:text | Only the prayer which one prays as the observance of a Mitzvah is religiously significant. The spontaneous prayer a man prays of his own accord is, of course, halakhically permissible, but, like the performance of any act which has not been prescribed, its religious value is limited. As a religious act it is even faulty, since he who prays to satisfy his needs sets himself up as an end, as though God were a means for promotion of his welfare. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Yeshayahu_Leibowitz |
| so:description | Judaism, Human Values and the Jewish State" (1995) (en) |
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