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Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Melissa Broder’s Pen Pal # 2
In her last posts, Melissa Broder conducted a “Jewish vs. Goyish litmus test” for the year in review, shared the ...
His Bar Mitzvah; My Religious Crisis
How do you send your child to Hebrew school when you hated it?
7 Tips For Stuffed Cabbage That Tastes Just Like Bubbe’s
Make the best stuffed cabbage ever using these expert tips.
Jack Nash z”l
Jack Nash, a hedge fund pioneer and important Jewish philanthropist, passed away yesterday at the age of 79. Mr. Nash ...
Why Communication Is at the Core of Community
It’s easy to view those who share a different perspective as an enemy. But Jewish tradition pushes us to see something else.
Beliefs & Practices, Jewish Thought, Study
The Anthropological Implications of Suffering
The rabbis of the talmudic era were more interested in the human response to suffering than in finding theological justifications for its existence.
Before and After
Grief is like a fish bone stuck in the back of your throat. You feel it–uncomfortable, scraping–all the time, and ...
How Technology Changes Theology
Technology is radically changing how economically valuable human beings are.
Appetizers, Eat, Jewish Recipes
The Beloved Potato Salad from My Russian Jewish Childhood
A delicious tradition that lives on.