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God judges us only because He loves us and cares about what we do.
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It wasn’t because He was bored or lonely.
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If Judaism is a religion, why does it need a country?
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Are American Jews facing an existential threat?
The deeper meaning of this iconic Jewish symbol.
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Living in a world where appearances mask reality.
With so many rules, doesn’t Judaism force everyone to be the same?
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How small moments make a huge difference.
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One more reason why the Torah is so revolutionary.
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Three years after its libel against Israel, the medical journal sets things right.
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An open letter to Sheryl Sandberg.
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This is your chance. Don’t miss it!
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Given its tiny numbers, according to the normal laws of history, the Jewish people should have disappeared through persecution or assimilation.
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The more time goes by, the more impressed I am by their astuteness and scope.
The surprising findings of a new Israeli study echoes Jewish mysticism.
One of the great miracles of world history is the eternal vibrancy and relevance of Torah.
The de-Judaization of the Holocaust renders it devoid of its major message.
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While God may do the impossible – even the paradoxical – He does not do the inconceivable, the irrational, or the just plain wrong.
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Jews are the most rewarded and most punished people in the history of the world.
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If there was enough oil to burn for one day, why do we celebrate Hanukkah for eight days?
The future of the Jewish people, based on an analysis of the Pew Report on American Jewry.
How many of us know the origins and exact meaning of these common Jewish phrases?
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How can finite beings talk about an infinite Creator?
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The details show we really care.
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Why is a Jew 625 times more likely to win a Nobel Prize than an Asian? It has nothing to do with IQ.
An in-depth exploration of Sukkot and its focus on Jewish particularity and universality.
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In any given period of history, anti-Semitism is justified by culture’s highest source of authority. Today that is human rights.
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Exploring the inner depth of the Talmudic tale about a King and his cup of wine.
What two drops in the ocean can teach us about God, humanity and how to find lasting love.
Channeled properly, even the sharper parts of ourselves can be used for good.
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Nine crucial lessons.
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God’s ten basic, yet profound instructions for how to lead a moral life.
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My unexpected encounter with Prof. Elie Wiesel gave me a glimpse into his regal soul.
The mitzvot of the Torah enable us to be our true, natural self.
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Mastering the art of receiving.
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A Jewish approach to the classical philosophical dilemma.
Exploring the essence of freedom.
The more you believe it, the more you’ll receive it.
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