1. Comment from Narc
Time July 3, 2009 at 12:46 PM

Thats nice now get a “godol” to agree so we can get out the pashkevilin

2. Comment from A person
Time July 5, 2009 at 12:59 AM

If Rabbi Lewinstien would declare himself moshiach, I would follow him. As someone who recently got involved in shidduchim I see how much temptation there is out there to be corrupt, by lying, favoring the rich,etc. Im now amazed that besides for being so good at what he does , he is also so honest, straight, and genuinely caring. I noticed recently that because of his fame, alot of people ask him to red specific shidduchim. I think that while that should be done occasionally, we need to give him more space so he has time to suggest his own ideas. Also I wonder if he has any ideas how to solve the learning gap. I think that is destroying us from within. I really feel that its the root of all problems society is facing.

3. Comment from midwesterner
Time July 5, 2009 at 1:22 AM

I recall reading somewhere a few months ago that it is endorsed by prominent rabbonim. It might have been featured in Mishpacha magazine- I can’t recall for sure though and can’t remember the rabbonim. I’m sure you can ask them to provide a list of those who endorse it.

Perhaps a greater hurdle would be to have the boys and girls (especially the ‘black hat’ type agree to do it. I’ve heard people scoff at it, only because it’s still a novelty. If it could be marketed well to the people who really need its services, then you’re in business.

4. Comment from am ha’aretz
Time July 5, 2009 at 6:18 AM

Please forgive, I am new here and unacquainted with the concept called “the learning gap”. Kindly elaborate .

5. Comment from lakewood mavens friend
Time July 6, 2009 at 4:10 PM

Rabbi Lewenstein is a great guy, people should pay him for every shidduch he arranges and they go out, people beg him to help them BUT what about helping him?