Parshah Musings

If the world stubbornly refuses to be saved, does that excuse me from continuing to try?

No person has ever declared on his or her deathbed, "I wish I'd had fewer children"

The temptation is to refuse to take part in the rebuilding of a world where such injustice and iniquity can exist

What lesson is there in seeing evil, observing another person's sin?

Is it the ideal position for a Jew to be locked off from the world, isolated in a self-imposed ghetto? We were tasked with being "a light unto the nations" and we can't do our job if we stay home and hibernate...