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The Chasidic Revolution

A Jew is a Jew is a Jew

Topics:   Jewishness; Jewish Identity,  Chassidism,  Kislev 19,  Tanya
The "Chasidic revolution" of the late 1700s and early 1800s revealed the basic truth that "a Jew is a Jew is a Jew." This premise -- that a Jew always remains ... More

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Posted: Dec 17, 2011
The Chasidic Revolution
Rabbi, you talk mostly of the Tanya. I have the Tanya and I like the teachings very much. I would like to know the difference between the Tanya, Pirke Avot and the Mishnah. I find these sacred books to be amazing teachings, and I simply love them all. But I would like to know the difference between each one of them. Is Tanya more important to the Chabad teachers than the Torah, or the books I just mentioned? Thank you so much for your teachings, I appreciate it so much.
Posted By Anonymous, Mesa, Arizona, USA

Posted: Dec 16, 2011
A goy point of view
Indeed a palatable discourse I have enjoyed with. My conclusion is that A Jew is a Jew is a Jew is tantamount to say I am what I am and that this is the beginning of a transformation of the Self. Perhaps I'm wrong but anyway I'm looking forward to take a look at Tanya lessons.
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