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Your Questions
Who Was Nathan the Prophet?

Nathan was a prominent prophet during the reign of King David and King Solomon.
The Jewish Ethics of Medical Confidentiality

How does Jewish law approach this topic? What are the expectations, and in what circumstances can confidentiality be overridden?
How Much Do You Know About Famous Rabbis?
Answer these 9 questions and see how much you know about great rabbis who shaped Jewish history
Video
Do You Confess…?

Confession, as of contrition and repentance, is not always sincere. But even the most insincere confession retains a special power to put one on the right track.
Walking Through a Symphony

Imagine a symphony of uncountable instruments, each playing its unique part in harmony and counterpoint. That's our world.
Why You Should Stop Worrying

Parshah
How Positivity Affects Our Goals

While there are exceptions to the rule, when motivation to change stems merely from wanting to avoid a bad outcome, rather than obtaining a good result, the change is usually temporary.
The Sotah Ritual

The sotah ritual concerned a wife whose husband suspected her of adultery and would have her drink special “bitter” water in the Holy Temple complex.
Parenting
My Daughter, Her Bat Mitzvah and Why I Admire Her

She’s a Jewish woman and she’s proud of it, and it is and will be her decision to choose. What is she choosing? A life of connection and purpose that also tells you a way to act, a way to dress, a way to speak, a way to live.
Lifestyle
Art: Shabbat Shalom

Throw a branch into the air, and it will fall back on its root
— Midrash Rabbah on Genesis 21:21
Print Magazine

Our world is a world where a rainbow could be.

At first, there was a world that only received and returned no dividends. Its inhabitants took no ownership. They lived with their Creator’s benevolence, they did what they did with no need for excuses, and eventually died as they died. And that was it.

With the Flood, this...