on "Bishul Akum"

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Daniel Borsuk claimed "The correct term is "Bishshul Nokhri", as found in the good manuscripts.". "Akum" and "nochri" as well as "einou yehudi" or in the broche "she-osani yisro-eil" etc. have been discussed for centuries. Chad shmu. Face it - they are all censure-friendly substitutions for "goy". (Yes, "goy" can refer to a single person. No, "goy" isn't deragatory, at least among Orthodox Jews. No, "nochri" doesn't refer to "foreign Jews" as well. No, an "akum" doesn't have to actually worship stars.) Lipman