Why is shoplifting so terrible? What makes it worse than regular theft? It is not so much the act, but the arguments we make up in our minds to justify it. Left unchecked, our entire society can go down with the shoplifters.
Why is shoplifting so terrible? What makes it worse than regular theft? It is not so much the act, but the arguments we make up in our minds to justify it. Left unchecked, our entire society can go down with the shoplifters.
A Timeless Message This week’s Parsha teaches us that we are morally obliged to grant asylum to those who flee
Everything, but The Pillow In this week’s Parsha we learn that a creditor is permitted to demand collateral before offering
A Horrible Dilemma A little boy steps into the path of an oncoming train. The child can be rescued, but
Man and Bread Our Parsha declares that “man is the tree of the field.” Our sages comment that the fruit
Guarding the Gateways “Judges and guardians shall you appoint at all of your gateways” (Deuteronomy 17, 18). Every person has
Rotational Shifts The twenty-four families of the Kehunah, priesthood, arranged their service at the Bet Hamikdash on a weekly rotation
Greater than Life Do you ever get the feeling that you are, but an infinitesimal spec, swallowed by the vastness
The Etymological Question Our Parsha begins with the verse, “Re’e Anochi Noten Leef-ne-chem Hayom B’racha U’klalah,” See I have placed
A Timeless Message This week’s Parsha teaches us that we are morally obliged to grant asylum to those who flee
Everything, but The Pillow In this week’s Parsha we learn that a creditor is permitted to demand collateral before offering
A Horrible Dilemma A little boy steps into the path of an oncoming train. The child can be rescued, but
Man and Bread Our Parsha declares that “man is the tree of the field.” Our sages comment that the fruit
Guarding the Gateways “Judges and guardians shall you appoint at all of your gateways” (Deuteronomy 17, 18). Every person has
Rotational Shifts The twenty-four families of the Kehunah, priesthood, arranged their service at the Bet Hamikdash on a weekly rotation
Greater than Life Do you ever get the feeling that you are, but an infinitesimal spec, swallowed by the vastness
The Etymological Question Our Parsha begins with the verse, “Re’e Anochi Noten Leef-ne-chem Hayom B’racha U’klalah,” See I have placed
