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	Are We Objective? By Mendy Wolf The Torah cautions us that the danger of bribery is not merely a possibility, nor even a probability. It is an automatic effect. We are all judges, all of the time... Parshah » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Shoftim » Parshah Columnists » Guest Columnists » Are We Objective?
	The Craigslist Killer's Fiancee By Nechama Posner Loyalty is beautiful, and good for many things. But it is not good for distinguishing fact from fiction. Or for distinguishing fiancés who should be married from fiancés who should not. Blogs » Views on the News » The Craigslist Killer's Fiancee
	Truth in a Book? with Manis Friedman and Michael Kigel Life is dynamic, equivocal and constantly changing. A book is static. Can a book serve as a guide to life generations and centuries after it was written? Video » Tanya Interviews » Truth in a Book?
	How Do I Know That I Really Believe? Maybe G‑d is just a comforting thought? By Tzvi Freeman I realize that I don’t like this idea of one day not being here anymore. Perhaps G‑d and the eternity of life are just constructs of our mind to protect itself from that which it can’t handle? Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » G-d and Us » How Do I Know That I Really Believe?
	Morality: A Catch-22? By Levi Brackman If Moral Relativism leads to chaos and Moral Absolutism to tyranny, what's left? Society & Living » Issues » Morality: A Catch-22?
	Above the Fray By Dovi Scheiner To successfully escape from prison, you need someone on the outside pulling for you. Take it from Jacob, who wouldn't be found dead in Egypt. Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayechi » Parshah Columnists » Guest Columnists » Above the Fray
	The Left Parent By Yaakov Lieder "The right hand should bring close while the left pushes away," our sages taught. This is the age-old dilemma of the educator -- how to do a rejective act without being rejecting Society & Living » Parenting » By Yaakov Lieder » The Left Parent

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