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G-d's Back
G-d's Back
 By Zalman Shneur
We walked past shops that looked like they'd been bombed away. Smoke was rising from the burning debris. A family looking through a heap of rubble at a place they once called home...
To Be and Not To Be
To Be and Not To Be
 By Dovi Scheiner
An Ark that is both spacious and spaceless. Whole and shattered Tablets positioned side by side. What lesson can we glean from this?
Was Aaron responsible for the Golden Calf?
Was Aaron responsible for the Golden Calf?
Can’t Biblical heroes make mistakes too?
 By Baruch S. Davidson
I am thoroughly annoyed with rabbinic interpretations. There seems to be total whitewashing of the stories, just to make the heroes look sinless. Can’t there be a human side to the story too?
Why did Moses break the Tablets?
Shining Soul of Failure
Shining Soul of Failure
 By Mendy Herson
After such an interface with the Divine, how could they have transferred their loyalty to an idol? The Talmud responds by telling us that the Jews were, in fact, above this unseemliness. So what happened?

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