Judaism
With the Days of Awe just on the horizon, we rebroadcast a fascinating conversation about the nature of the Jewish Orthodox community and the human capacity for change.
How the biblical emphasis on worldly blessings changed history.
The Jerusalem Talmud by pen and press.
“Just as He is compassionate and merciful, so too should you be compassionate and merciful.”
Not a sorry compromise, but the essence of judiciousness.
“Something to Remember Me By.”
“Can a woman forget her sucking child, that she should have no compassion on the son of her womb?”
And must nations and people atone for the sins of their ancestors?
How many Jews had been dragged to this baptismal font and how many had just given up the struggle and gone of their own accord?
Hardware, software, and love.
Quotidian piety.
The sages downplay the role of God and sin in human illness and health.
With volume 48, the seminal project has reached the letter mem.
