The Making of a Halachic Decision

· What constitutes a halachic discussion?

· How do we arrive at each conclusion?

· Why is the process so complex?

· Who may serve as a halachic authority?

· When can one ask a second halachic opinion?

In The Making of a Halachic Discussion, Rabbi Moshe Walter delves into the history of halachic decision making, beginning with the Rif and Rambam continuing through the Mishnah Berurah and contemporary halachic works. This newly updated and expanded edition incorporates further additions, corrections, and updates, ensuring a more comprehensive exploration of the subject matter. Readers will find elucidated definitions of key halachic terminology and gain insight into the laws governing the process of rendering halachic rulings and their practical application.

Explore the fascinating world of p’sak halachah with this meticulously revised and designed edition. Your questions on the halachic process will be acknowledged and examined, ultimately resulting in an infinitely deeper appreciation of the ins and outs of this area of Torah.