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Knowledge Base » Torah, The » Mitzvah; Mitzvot » Charity

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	Charity The Right Way to Give When G‑d made the world, He left us the task of injecting it with spirituality and meaning. Nothing accomplishes this goal like tzedakah... Jewish Practice » Mitzvah Minutes » Kindness » Charity
	Charity Giving: What and How Nothing we own is really ours to begin with—G‑d gives to us so we can give to others. Giving is a mitzvah and a responsibility. As such, it comes with its own set of dos and don'ts. Jewish Practice » Mitzvah Minutes » Kindness » Charity
	Charity: an Anthology Compiled by Yanki Tauber How to give, how to receive, what it means, what it does, the cosmic significance, a dialog with the moon, and ramblings on stress and love... Library » Anthologies » Charity: an Anthology
	Charity During Times of Economic Difficulty By Naftali Silberberg Is it indeed inappropriate to scale back on charitable disbursements when times are tough, when we are curtailing our spending in so many other lifestyle areas? Society & Living » Daily Life » Economy » Charity » Charity Handbook » Charity During Times of Economic Difficulty
	What is the Jewish take on charity? By Baruch S. Davidson Banking has always been a Jewish profession, and in truth every Jew is a banker. I may have money in my pocket, but it was merely deposited with me... Society & Living » Daily Life » Economy » Charity » Thoughts & Insights » What is the Jewish take on charity?
	The Kabbala of Charity From Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Giving charity makes peace between the estranged letters of G-d's name. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Re'eh » The Holy Ari » The Kabbala of Charity
	Do You Get Charity? By Naftali Silberberg Tests revealed that participants were wrong about the impact of money on happiness. A significant majority thought that personal spending would make them happier than pro-social spending... Blogs » Views on the News » Do You Get Charity?
	Home Starts at Charity By Naftali Silberberg With Parshat Shekalim we begin the process of preparing ourselves for the holiday season. The first step in this process is quite surprising... Parshah » Festivals & Special Readings » Shekalim » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Messages » Home Starts at Charity
	Spiritual and Selfless Kabbalah teaches that one only has to gain by giving charity generously. From Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Kabbalah teaches that one only has to gain by giving charity generously. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Re'eh » The Holy Ari » Spiritual and Selfless
	The Myth of Charity By Yanki Tauber "Charity" is commonly regarded as a basic tenet of Judaism; in fact, the term tzedakah means something else entirely Spirituality » Short Insights » By Yanki Tauber » The Myth of Charity

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