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I have seen a question on Biblical Hermeneutics to which a Jewish answer would be interesting to me. How do I introduce it here? It is https://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/95610/how-are-leviticus-1524-and-leviticus-2018-meant-to-be-understood-together

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I'd suggest simply posting a similar question here and giving credit to there for the inspiration.

See also this old Meta question: What is Mi Yodeya's position on cross-posting? In this case, you'd only be posting here, so I'd recommend linking your question here to there and then commenting there with a link to here, rather than trying to coerce the cross-linking on that side by editing.

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    Note also if the question was off topic on BH but on topic here we could ask the mods to migrate it over.
    – Double AA Mod
    Commented Aug 8 at 21:57
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    Fair warning about BH: judaism.meta.stackexchange.com/a/1807/31534
    – Rabbi Kaii
    Commented Aug 9 at 11:12
  • I would also advise against contributing on philosophy SA for similar reasons. I gave a theological answer to a theological question, about ex nihilo (so not even davka Jewish), and it was immediately criticised, in a way that did not reflect good faith and honest desire to learn. Instead, it was a very touchy, reactionary set of comments that all basically said "this is an atheist space, [insert 12 year old level jokes about God and religion], go away"
    – Rabbi Kaii
    Commented Aug 25 at 14:05

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