Sholom B. Lipskar

As we reflect upon the horrors of the Holocaust, we ask ourselves what is the most appropriate way to memorialize the six million precious souls who perished in the Holocaust?

The seemingly “irrational” laws of the metzorah, a man with a supernatural skin disease, shed light on the special soul/body relationship.

The Torah portion of Pekudei brings the book of Exodus to a close; why does it end on such a “mundane” note – the accounting of the contributions for the sanctuary?

The divine instruction to construct the Tabernacle is a blueprint for spiritualizing the material world.

The difference in the outlook of Darwin’s theory of evolution vs. a purpose driven approach of creationism; and how this affects morality today.

A discussion of the apparent contradictions between Torah and science and the relationship between them.

Mitzvot for the incarcerated souls...in and out of prison

How does the The Torah deal with behavior modification? From the bottom up