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Why are men and women not always held to the same standards?
Biological?
Related to their presumed responsibilities?

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If halacha is suppoed to be universally compatible, why does it not account for gender situations such as being gender neutral? 

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If halacha is suppoed to be universally compatible, why does it not account for gender situations such as being gender neutral? 

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Marriage and Sex is encouraged, unlike religions such as Christianity

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Marriage and Sex is encouraged, unlike religions such as Christianity

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What does judaism say about abusive relationships? or about rape?

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Woman obligated to מצבות עשה שהזמן לא גרמה

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What does judaism say about

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Marriage is the beautiful coming together or a two people into a single soul

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Marriage is the beautiful coming together or a two people into a single soul

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Women can

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Women don't traditionally count in a minyan

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Men cannot engage in sexual activities, but can be attracted to one another 

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Men cannot engage in sexual activities, but can be attracted to one another 

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modesty when not married or not in private

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modesty when not married or not in private

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no homosexual relationships

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Men a

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no sex before women go to the mikvah

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Men have more responsibilities when it comes to halachah.

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no oral sex