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Does the word “love” still mean anything?
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Ultimately falsehood self-destructs.
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What if you’re not the world’s best looking, smartest and richest?
How the Torah instills moral sensitivity and self-discipline.
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Good laws will never abolish all evil.
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When General Grant expelled the Jews.
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Thanksgiving weekend is made possible by a vast number of strangers. Don’t take it for granted.
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It’s no wonder Judaism forbids a man from being alone with a woman who is not his wife.
Left-right, blue-red, rich-poor. With the U.S. elections over, how can the healing begin?
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A personal glimpse into a world turned upside down.
Why the key to rain remains in God’s hands.
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The campaign advisor warned my mother: “You can’t win unless you campaign on Saturday.”
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Reaching out to others in difficult times.
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Can fat people be good role models?
Why I won’t be celebrating my birthday.
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We cannot remain silent while a man this evil visits New York and addresses the UN.
A timely lesson for all of us.
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Empathy takes work, but it’s the basis of human decency.
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Judaism's approach to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Does wealth dehumanize people?
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