CONTROVERSY OVER NEWEST MADONNA SONG

Last updated: Sunday, October 9, 2005

CONTROVERSY OVER NEWEST MADONNA SONG

Rabbi's of Kabalism are critizing Madonna's new song.

Madonna for many years has been apart of Kabbalah. Since it has been such a big part of her life, she decided to write a song. The song is about Yitzhak Luria a Jewish scholar from the sixteenth century. The song is called "Isaac". She has dedicated this song to Kabbalist rabbi, which has brought on many bad opinions from other Jewish rabbis. They believe that this song is a bad omen and she is now sinned. Scholar Luria is a sacred rabbi that should not be portrayed in a pop song. The rabbis that protect the rabbi Yatzak Luria grave look down upon this pop singer for publizing Luria and she will be condemmed. The study of Kabbalah is a very sacred knowledge that should not be exposed lightly. In Jewish laws, using names and profits of holy rabbis is forbidden. If Madonna had studied the laws more closely of Kabbalism, she would know that this act was forbidden. The rabbis that guard Luria's tomb shake their heads at Madonna and know she will be punished for her actions. They also pray that they can protect their master from the evil that has been brought upon him because of Madonna's actions.

Source: MSN Entertainment

| Sunday, October 9, 2005

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