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Five Steps to Sinai Ethics 1:1
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher RebbeHumility. Devotion. Toil. Divine assistance. Practicality. The five steps necessary for anyone who wishes to approach the Torah |  |
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Eating on the Job Ethics 1:3
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe Using Torah law (to which, we are told, G-d conforms) as our criterion, what would G-d's obligations toward us be when we labor to fulfill the purpose towards which He placed us in the world? 2 Comments |  |
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The Case of the Floating Skull Ethics 1:6
By Yosef MarcusMoses, Pharaoh, Hillel, Maimonides and the Lubavitcher Rebbe on cosmic justice, the temporality of evil, the significance of chance encounters and the redeemability of the malevolent spirit 3 Comments |  |
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Trust and Acceptance Ethics 1:6
By Michoel GourarieWe can appreciate the connection between a mentor and a friend. But why is the lesson of judging people favorably taught in the same sentence? 1 Comment |  |
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Addition Through Subtraction Ethics 1:14
By Mendy HersonIn the immortal words of the famous first century sage Hillel: "If I am not for myself, then who will be for me?..." In other words: I need to look after myself; who else should? So where's the problem with selfishness? For that, we need to consider the rest of Hillel's statement... |  |
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 | The Torah: Law, Truth, and Peace Ethics 1:18
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