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After three strikes against the Jewish people, it is time for us to get out of our seats and into the streets.
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The “Divine within us” gets a lot of lip service. How do we turn that thought into knowledge?
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Drinking can be done in a way that brightens our world, but almost as easily, it can darken that very same world.
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Between pandemic fatigue and general exhaustion, we’re grogg(i)er than ever.
Unscrolled, Parashat Tetzaveh: The Emperor Has No Nose
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February 25, 2021
We are being asked by the Torah to picture. This is no small thing.
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February 25, 2021
“My rabbi once said that my stories always seem to have a lot of Talmudic thought in them.”
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