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May 23, 2013 | Sivan 14, 5773

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“What’s a Jew, Mama?”

A young woman in the Soviet Union discovers her Jewish soul

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Chabad Center Provides Immediate Tornado Assistance

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The Chassid and the Fool at the Leipzig Fair

There seemed no way to make it to the Rebbe in time for Shabbat

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What’s the Jewish Take on Lust?

I was raised Christian, and know how the church feels about it. I’m just wondering where Judaism stands on the issue

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The Doctor's Prison

I was driving to the hospital this morning and I saw something I’d never seen before: “Three Chabad young men were walking on the side of the highway

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Indoor Grilling: Cilantro Chicken with Lime

My family and I suffer through BBQ withdrawal symptoms during the winter months

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The Paranormal

How can you and I possibly differentiate between the holy and the profane, the profound and the ridiculous?

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Today in Judaism

Thursday, May 23, 2013

14 Sivan 5773

Today In Jewish History

1510 Jewish Books Spared from Destruction

In 1509, Emperor Maximilian of Germany ordered that all Jewish books in the cities of Cologne and... Read More »

Listen to what the Chanukah lights are telling us

– Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch

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Four Realms

The ancient philosophers divided the world into four realms, each realm transcendental in a way beyond those that precede it:

The “silent” realm—earth, rocks, water, air, etc., do not transcend their bounds in any way.

Plants transcend their bounds by growing.

Animals transcend their bounds by traversing space.

And...

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