May one listen to non-Jewish music? What about classical music? What about music that contains no bad words? What about music that is sung by gentiles relating to G-d? What about having a gentile play Jewish music?
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May one listen to non-Jewish music? What about classical music? What about music that contains no bad words? What about music that is sung by gentiles relating to G-d? What about having a gentile play Jewish music?
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Listening to gentile music

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