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This is Judaism
By Yitschak Meir Kagan
The religion that suggests eating a meat and cheese sandwich is of concern to a universal Divine being, and other interesting facts about Judaism. 7 Download Listen (58:07) |  |
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Defining Miracles
By J. Immanuel Schochet
A miracle breaks the barriers of nature. Do miracles happen today? Can we create miracles in this world through our prayers and actions? Download Listen (47:07) |  |
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When a Mitzvah Hurts
By Manis Friedman
All resistance to G-dliness comes from un-holiness; through mitzvots we can bring G-dliness even to areas of resistance, and where G-d feels foreign and un-natural He eventually finds a home. Listen (58:05) |  |
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The Soul of the Matter
By Manis Friedman
Rabbi Friedman sheds new light on the timeless question of anti-semitisem and goes on to describe the definition of the three souls. Listen (50:22) |  |
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It's the Thought that Counts, But for What?
By Manis Friedman
The eternal question, "Which is greater, the intention or the deed?" is examined in this lecture. The virtue of the intention is that it raises the earthy, finite condition, which is man, toward heaven. The virtue of the deed is that it brings the infinite to earth. In a relationship, interaction is more essential than personal growth and intention. 1 Listen (59:54) |  |
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Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
By Manis Friedman
Here is an authentically Jewish presentation of a painful subject which enables us to lay the groundwork for understanding G-d's justice. We come to understand the nature of Divine Providence, recognizing G-d's hand in every event. 2 Listen (1:19:29) |  |
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Make Good - Not War
By Manis Friedman
The old conflicts of faith and how to serve G-d are at the core of life and therefore at the core of the most devastating of disagreements and conflicts. Let’s reflect upon Judaism’s logical and healthy approach to G-d and religion. Listen (53:42) |  |
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It’s Good to Know
By Manis Friedman
Knowing brings us closer to the subject and in Torah all knowledge is good. The true function of knowledge is to merge and become one. Listen (37:11) |  |
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The 7UP Obligation
How Should Jews Relate to Noahides?
By Nissan Dovid Dubov
The Torah prescribes seven universal laws for all humanity. What is our role as Jews in observing these laws? Download Listen (1:20:07) |  |
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How Old is G-d?
By Sholom Ber Dubov
Should we modify our interpretation of the Torah and faith in G-d to fit human understanding and science or should it be the reverse? Download Listen (48:48) |  |
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