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When To Talk And When To Act
Comparing Moses to Yiftah raises questions about when we should be people of speech and when we should be people of action.
What Death Should Teach Us About Life and Living
Death is not a counterpoint or contradiction to life, but a profound teacher about the meaning of human existence.
Jewish History, Jews Around the Globe, Study
Jewish Year in Review: 2006
Four stories that mattered--and three that might have.
Jewish Thought, Magic & the Supernatural, Modern Jewish History, Mysticism
Who Was Shabbetai Zevi?
The kabbalistic false messiah gained a mass following in the 17th century — until he converted to Islam.
Maimonides as Community Leader
The man who penned landmark works on Jewish law and philosophy also deeply identified with the communities and individuals who sought his counsel.
‘Awake, Awake, Miriam the Prophetess’
Selections from two tehines (women's prayers)
Denominations, Jewish History, Live, Study
Orthodox Judaism Today
With rising numbers and increasingly stringent observance, Orthodoxy thrives even as it faces challenges.
Celebrate, Holiday Food, Passover, Passover Food
Kitniyot: Not Quite Hametz
The Passover debate surrounding rice, millet, corn and legumes.
How Rosh Hashanah Became New Year’s Day
In the Torah, the beginning of the year was clearly set in the spring. So what happened?