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Vayera
Parshah
Believing Again
Walking the paths of Auschwitz, I began to doubt humanity and its Creator. I felt suspended in a world I could not comprehend...
Walking the paths of Auschwitz, I began to doubt humanity and its Creator. I felt suspended in a world I could not comprehend...
The Step Beyond Self
There are many examples of people giving up their lives in order to achieve a certain goal for themselves. The case of Abraham is different: it was a step of surrender of self.
There are many examples of people giving up their lives in order to achieve a certain goal for themselves. The case of Abraham is different: it was a step of surrender of self.
By the Numbers
14 Facts About Jewish Amsterdam
A haven for Jews escaping religious persecution, Amsterdam was a center of Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jewish life.
A haven for Jews escaping religious persecution, Amsterdam was a center of Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jewish life.
Your Questions
Are AR Headsets Considered “Seeing”?
Certain Jewish laws require that we actually see something. Does AR count?
Certain Jewish laws require that we actually see something. Does AR count?
Psalms
Letters of Light
Voices
The Evolution of a Darwinist
When I spoke about the possibility of Darwin being wrong, only one student objected.
When I spoke about the possibility of Darwin being wrong, only one student objected.
The Freeman Files
The Ultimate Test of Abraham
Why does an all-knowing G-d need to test anybody? Shouldn't He know what is in our hearts? And why is Abraham's test of faith "the entire glory of Israel and their merit before their Father in Heaven"?
Why does an all-knowing G-d need to test anybody? Shouldn't He know what is in our hearts? And why is Abraham's test of faith "the entire glory of Israel and their merit before their Father in Heaven"?
One who causes his fellow to sin is worse than one who kills him
— Midrash Rabbah, Bamidbar 21:5
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Often, anxiety takes root because a person’s external character is incompatible with his or her inner self.
The anxiety may dwell upon other issues and obsessions—but none of these are the true underlying cause.
Most souls can tolerate a few inconsistencies. But others are sensitive to every nuance.
As soon as some asp...
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