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Kedoshim
Hebrew Word of the Week
The Freeman Files
Quantum Talmud
Quantum logic helps explain a halachic ruling of Maimonides, a puzzling story of the Talmud, a Midrash about the splitting of the Sea of Reeds, and a rabbinic teaching about the relationship between Torah and existence.
Quantum logic helps explain a halachic ruling of Maimonides, a puzzling story of the Talmud, a Midrash about the splitting of the Sea of Reeds, and a rabbinic teaching about the relationship between Torah and existence.
By the Numbers
Some Facts About the Holocaust for Those Just Learning
Between the years 1938 and 1945 the German Nazis and their willing collaborators murdered 6 million Jews and millions of others.
Between the years 1938 and 1945 the German Nazis and their willing collaborators murdered 6 million Jews and millions of others.
Your Questions
Why a Funeral for Burned Torah Scrolls?
The respect we give to our human dead is akin to the respect we give to a destroyed Torah scroll.
The respect we give to our human dead is akin to the respect we give to a destroyed Torah scroll.
On Campus
Mothering Jewish Students in the Shadow of the Hateful Encampments
Chabad at the University of Chicago stands strong in challenging times.
Chabad at the University of Chicago stands strong in challenging times.
12 Tips for Jewish Public School Parents in Today's Climate
How to fortify your children against antagonism in educational settings.
How to fortify your children against antagonism in educational settings.
Parshah
Soul Sister
I was feeling great before she walked into the room. She came in, our eyes met, and my joie de vivre started to deflate . . .
I was feeling great before she walked into the room. She came in, our eyes met, and my joie de vivre started to deflate . . .
Car Therapy
Sometimes we mistakenly believe that negative behavior or language is only problematic when it hurts someone else. We think that we have a license to behave as we wish, as long as we keep it to ourselves.
Sometimes we mistakenly believe that negative behavior or language is only problematic when it hurts someone else. We think that we have a license to behave as we wish, as long as we keep it to ourselves.
Rabbi Chanina the son of Dosa would say: One whose fear of sin takes precedence to his wisdom, his wisdom endures. But one whose wisdom takes precedence to his fear of sin, his wisdom does not endure
— Ethics of the Fathers 3:9
Print Magazine
A gift is a gift, but a gift to one in need is an investment, a seed planted in the ground.
Hidden beneath the earth, a seed decays to nothingness. Yet out of that nothingness it unlocks the endless, transformative power of the earth: The power to reproduce.
The seed germinates. A delicate sprout breaks through the ear...
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