Category: Judaism

Ethics is what distinguishes the symphonic world of order from the cacophonous world  of chaos. Whatever ethical system one follows,...

With the explosion of scientific discoveries in all fields, particularly in the medical sphere, in recent times, it behooves us...

Where was G-d during the Holocaust? How could let it happen? How can one believe in a G-d that allowed...

The Three Questions One of the problems that plagues the Jewish community (and, in truth, all of society) is division...

In brief, the question about marriage to a minor is evidence of a selective of knowledge of the Talmud, and...

The Call of the Shofar! The tragic events of the few weeks are a clarion call – or, in the...

The essence, the main principle Judaism has a universal world view that sees the purpose of humanity in general and...

What is the common thread that runs through materialistic, secular ideologies and religious and mystical beliefs? It is the belief...

1. Introduction In assessing the role and influence of Jewish Law on today’s society, we frequently hear a reference made...

Judaism is a religion of paradoxes. In truth, Judaism is not really a religion. It is a non-religious religion, or...

I was pleased to receive your response to the invitation to participate in our classes. Contrary to what you might...

What could an old-style Chassidic rabbi say about sexuality in the modern day? Some of the readers are expecting the...

Lately we’ve been hearing the term “self-hating Jew” employed to describe the various critics of Jews, Judaism and Israel. I...

Mourning and sadness are not the most natural Jewish feelings. How do we relate to Judaism’s saddest period of the...