Judaism (Page 129)
Weekly Tanya lesson: Chap. 33, class 2
Galut and Geulah, part III: Why mourn exile?
Honoring parents, Exercising judgment
Immersion
Mishpatim: Trust in God vs. Self-Reliance
Mishpatim: There are no alternative facts
“Go according to the majority” But first know the 49 vs 49!
The Temple Institute on Mishpatim
The Shmuz on Mishpatim
Damage control
Galut and Geula, Part 2
How to become Jewish
From Jethro to Jonah to President Donald Trump
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap.33, class I
Prepare!
Seeing the voices
Breaking bread with scholars
The era of lackluster leadership?
The Temple Institute on the Parsha: Revelation
Commitment to Torah comes before intellectual acceptance
The real test of new Jewish movements
Insights into Judaism
Galut and Geula, Part 1: The exile isn't forever
'Paskening' like the blogs
Checking food for bugs
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 32, Class 2
The Rambam’s revolutionary conception of miracles
In the midst of night
As stands the tree, so stands the man: Singular and strong
Parshat Beshalach and Tu Bishvat: The tree of life
The Temple Institute on the parsha
Beshalach: Stumbling on the way to redemption
Beshalach: Rich and humble
Planting trees and preparing for war
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 32, class 1
The OU joins RCA, Young Israel and Aguda on women clergy
Building the Land of Israel: A solution for the world
OU rules against women rabbis; Open Orthodox rebel
The true goal of the Exodus from Egypt
Bo: The special Passover offering
Jewish lives matter!
The fall of the Egyptian Empire
The Temple Institute on Bo
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 31, class 6
Settling the land would lower housing prices
The paradigm for Jewish survival
Denial is not a river in Egypt
The new month of Shvat: Not just dried fruits on Tu B'Shvat
Recognizing loving-kindness
Overzealous patriotism
Three prayers, three goals
Importance is a figment of our imagination.
The right man for the job
The Temple Institute on Vaera
The price of betraying God
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 31, class 5
Stay healthy: One way is to walk to a distant synagogue
To grow, to become great
