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Ecclesiastes and the Quest for Truth
Approaching this enigmatic work as a statement of philosophy -- rather than an account of one man's search -- has confounded commentators across the centuries.
Anxiety: A Jewish Telegram
The first curse described in this portion hinders our ability to listen — even to ourselves.
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History, Jewish Law, Jewish Texts, Study
Sephardic Halachic Texts of the Middle Ages
As Jewish communities grew throughout the Muslim world, they developed their own rabbinical schools and scholars.
"The Smallest of Peoples"
On the brink of entering the Promised Land, Moses reminds the people that being fewer in numbers is no reason to shirk responsibilities.
Jewish Thought, Sages & Scholars, Study
I and Thou: Selected Passages
When a person encounters another person in total immediacy, he or she may also experience a glimpse of God.
What Moses Learned from His Father-In-Law
The Midianite has concerns about the well-being of the Israelites and their leader Moses.
Israel, Israel History, Jewish History, Modern Jewish History, Study
A State is Born
The creation of an infrastructure for the state of Israel.
Israel, Israel History, Jewish History, Modern Jewish History, Study
The Birth of Israel
The process by which Mandatory Palestine became Israel.
Jewish Thought, Science and Ecology, Study
Genetic Engineering: A Call for Restraint
A biblical prohibition against mixing species teaches us that we are partners in creation -- but with limits