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Man o' MannaManna represents more than survival in the Sinai for the Hebrews. Our relationship to food reflects upon our relationship with the Divine.
When Can We Lie?There may be times when lying is acceptable, either for the sake of good or because the liar is given a pass.
Agree to DisagreeCommunities and families are at odds over the Israel-Gaza war. When debate leads to argument, must we refrain from engaging others?
TheVerdictIn the wake of the exoneration of Daniel Penny in NY, what Jewish principles guide our reaction to the death of Jordan Neely, joked by Penny after Neely's disturbed behavior?
AssassinationAfter the killing of Yahya Sinwar, head of Hamas, I looked to our tradition to place this historic event in a Jewish context.
Democratic Leadership and Jewish IdentityHow does Judaism blend democratic principles with Jewish guidance on governance?
Can They Both Be Right?what values guide us when we are in conflict with another person whose values are rooted in the same Torah.
Artificial Intelligence: What is (Wo)Man?Based on lectures by Rabbi Dr. Ira Bedzow and tomes by Yuval Noah Harari, we are presently challenged to define what is human for the purposes of Jewish law and living in a civilized, ethical society. How Torah defines a human is a starting point only.
About the JourneyThe Hebrews stopped 42 times toward the end of their journey from Sinai to Canaan, as a metaphor for how we move through our journeys. The sheet is based on the RLT leadership retreat study sheet.
Give CreditJewish tradition on attribution, the emotional consequences of failing to give attribution and the overriding factors that allow us to act or speak on another's name, words or efforts without attribution.
EnlistWhat are the compelling reasons for all Israelis to serve in the army?
Leadership TransitionHow did Moses transition leadership to Joshua and what can we learn about changing of the guard?
Sarcasm, Mockery and Humor in TanakhWhen is sarcasm or mockery a useful tool in Tanakh?
Korach's Ego (a cautionary tale)What was the backstory of the Korach rebellion?
Women in ChainsThe traditional approach to divorce is troubling.
Fathers be good to your daughtersDaughters are generally treated poorly in the Jewish tradition. Where can we find balance in the texts?
Why Should You Count the Omer?Beyond the mitzvah of counting the Omer, the practice brings personal and spiritual growth.
Still CaptiveOur hearts ache over the captives held. The issues of redeeming them are complex and fraught with dangers.
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