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The Rebbe on the '60's
As early as 1963, the Rebbe offered this analysis of the “return to roots” movement and proposed a plan of action
The Rebbe » Wisdom » Letters » The Rebbe on the '60's
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1989: The End of the Cold War
From an address by the Rebbe, November 1989 (free translation) What is most miraculous about what is happening in the world today is that it is all being carried out peacefully --something which has never happened before in the history of man. In ...
The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1989: The End of the Cold War
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1963: Rebellion
From an address by the Rebbe, Purim of 1963 (free translation) Our generation has been granted opportunities that have never been granted before. There has come about a tremendous awakening for what is being called “a return to the source.” That name, ...
The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1963: Rebellion
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Is Judaism a Theocracy?
By Yanki Tauber
The human psyche is home to two contrasting drives: a striving for freedom, and an impulse to submit to authority. Which should be given priority over the other? Or, to otherwise state the question: in what sort of environment would the Torah prefer to ...
Society & Living » Issues » Is Judaism a Theocracy?
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My Rebbe the Rebel
By Tzvi Freeman
There were never any followers of the Rebbe -- followers couldn't keep up. The Rebbe had only leaders, those who rebelled with him
The Rebbe » Life » Reflections » My Rebbe the Rebel
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The (Hypothetical) Defiant Son
he concept of the rebellious nation of G-d is only in theory.
From Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz
The concept of the rebellious nation of G-d is only in theory
Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Ki Teitzei » Mystical Classics » The (Hypothetical) Defiant Son
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The Four Factions
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The Isolationist Jew, the Submissive Jew, the Fighting Jew, the Spiritualist Jew -- and the Moving Jew
Parshah » Shemot - Exodus » Beshalach » Chassidic Masters » The Four Factions
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