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The Seeing Ayin
By Tzvi Freeman
Kabbalistically speaking, the world is wired. Just like your brain has your entire body wired, checking up on activity in every limb, so the universe has nodes of cosmic awareness planted everywhere. They're known as Ayins.
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A Green Shirt Like Yours
An Open Letter to an Inmate
By Devorah Leah Mishulovin
I walked into the big room. Actually, I was led into the big room. Nobody just walks where they choose to in prison. I saw all the women, dressed in green shirts and green pants, sitting around. Quiet. Almost lifeless. Their souls beaten...
Women » Women's Narrative » Editorial & Commentary » A Green Shirt Like Yours
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314. Omniscience and Free Choice
There are those who are unable to proceed with life because they have concluded that everything is just fate. We are always thinking in terms of a cause and an effect, that there is a world which is being run and a G-d that runs it. Therefore, we imagine ...
Spirituality » Meditations » Bringing Heaven Down to Earth » Faith & Intellect » 314. Omniscience and Free Choice
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Chapter Nine: The Way G-d Knows
Adapted by Eliyahu Touger
Sources: Torah Or, Parshas Vayeira;Likkutei Sichos, Vol. V, pp. 65ff;Vol. III, pp. 976-977;Chiddushim U’Biurim, Vol. III, p. 108;Igros Kodesh, Vol. III, pp. 40, 49 Rabbi Yitzchak of Neschiz spent his youth in the household of R. Levi Yitzchak of ...
Ideas & Beliefs » Basics of Judaism » What We Believe » Chapter Nine: The Way G-d Knows
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Chapter Four: Understanding What We Cannot Understand
Adapted by Eliyahu Touger
Sources: Tanya, Shaar HaYichud VehaEmunah, ch. 9;Derech Mitzvosecha,Mitzvas HaAmanas Elokus, chs. 3-4,Shoresh Mitzvas HaTefillah, chs. 28-30;the series of maamarim entitled Yom Tov Shel Rosh HaShanah 5666 , pp. 167-168 Once R. Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev ...
Ideas & Beliefs » Basics of Judaism » What We Believe » Chapter Four: Understanding What We Cannot Understand
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Divine Knowledge and Human Choice
The Question that Everyone Asks
By Yanki Tauber
Three classical approaches to the paradox of divine knowledge and human choice in the light of chassidic philosophy
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » G-d and Us » Divine Knowledge and Human Choice
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Question 3: Prescience
By Tzvi Freeman
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » G-d and Us » The Paradox of Free Choice: Six Questions » Question 3: Prescience
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The Thirteen Principles
Maimonides
A summary of Maimonides' "Thirteen Principles," widely accepted as the authoritative articulation of the fundamentals of the Jewish Faith.
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Taking G‑d to Court
By Nechemia Schusterman
Shouldn't G‑d be held accountable for all the suffering that He is aware of, and certainly is in the position to ameliorate? G‑d should be required to answer for His "missteps"—at least as they impact our lives!
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Divine Providence
By J. Immanuel Schochet
Now the reason may be that G-d refuses to assent as a form of punishment or trial, or because the petitioner is not yet fully prepared and ready. Then, again, there may be some other, external impediment.
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