"Since you are a Christian, it follows that you are not a qualified instructor of Jewish law."
Are you speaking of the Torah? Because if you are it is a requirement that Christians know that law very well. Now I know very well that most Christians are taught that the 'law' no longer applies, but that is not the first seduction planted in Christianity.
""Since you are a Christian, it follows that you are not a qualified instructor of Jewish law."
Are you speaking of the Torah? Because if you are it is a requirement that Christians know that law very well. Now I know very well that most Christians are taught that the 'law' no longer applies, but that is not the first seduction planted in Christianity."
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Specifically, I am speaking of the Shulchan Aruch, the code of Jewish Law, which of course is a subset of "Torah" (which is all G-Dly knowledge).
In order to qualify as a "Rabbi" or a "rabbi" (Hebrew has no uppercase or lowercase) one has to be certified in an area which is covered in the Shulchan Aruch. There are advanced degrees for rabbinical judges.
Calling yourself a "rabbi" without qualifying in Shulchan Aruch is like calling yourself a "doctor" without medical training or a PhD.