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 How Can the Rabbis Add to Torah?
By Tzvi Freeman
Why do the rabbis add so many laws to the Torah? Isn't that what caused Adam and Eve to sin--the fact that Eve made unwarranted additions to G‑d's law?
 A 3,300 year-old Environmental Protection Law
By Eliezer Danzinger
A closer look at a 3,300 year-old environmental protecttion law
 What's Wrong With Pre-Marital Intimacy?
By Chaya Sarah Silberberg
I feel that intimacy is an important part of a relationship, and would create a very strong bond between us. So what's wrong with pre-marital intimacy?

There are two general approaches in healing a bodily illness: a) to heal the particular organ or faculty that is defective, sick or weak; b) to strengthen the healthy organs and faculties so that they may overcome and heal the sick organ or faculty. The parallel in illnesses of the soul are the two approaches in service of G-d--teshuvah (repentence), and good deeds.
— Hayom Yom, Av 28

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