May one call a person named 'Shalom' by his name in the inner room of a bathhouse?
Synopsis
Since 'Shalom' is one of God's names, there is debate whether calling a person whose name is Shalom in the inner room is permitted, since the intent is to address the person not invoke the divine name.
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