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.
Sunday, May 27, marks the beginning of Shavuot, the Jewish festival of weeks. Its name reflects the seven-week period that
A fantastic story is told about the Chassidic master Rabbi Moshe of Korbin. Once, on his travels, he stayed at
The story is told of a great rabbi who was up late at night deeply engrossed in Torah study together
The Party The Talmud relates a Purim story that at first glance seems astonishing. The great sage Rabba invited his
Wake Up Call The Shofar is our wake up call, it reminds us to turn to G-d. Throughout the long
Many have wondered about Israel’s “Law Of Return”, a policy that grants all Jews, regardless of background or citizenship, the
The New Year is almost upon us and we prepare to greet it with the usual pomp. This year however,
An aphorism ordinarily associated with storefront merchandise has become a humorous reference to relationships. “You may look at another person’s
Sunday, May 27, marks the beginning of Shavuot, the Jewish festival of weeks. Its name reflects the seven-week period that
A fantastic story is told about the Chassidic master Rabbi Moshe of Korbin. Once, on his travels, he stayed at
The story is told of a great rabbi who was up late at night deeply engrossed in Torah study together
The Party The Talmud relates a Purim story that at first glance seems astonishing. The great sage Rabba invited his
Wake Up Call The Shofar is our wake up call, it reminds us to turn to G-d. Throughout the long
Many have wondered about Israel’s “Law Of Return”, a policy that grants all Jews, regardless of background or citizenship, the
The New Year is almost upon us and we prepare to greet it with the usual pomp. This year however,
An aphorism ordinarily associated with storefront merchandise has become a humorous reference to relationships. “You may look at another person’s
