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Why does G-d test us with such difficult challenges?

During the course of our lives, we all encounter many different situations, some of which are very difficult and create great hardships. We strive to understand what could be their reasons, but generally without success.

The Proper Perspective How to View People that Died

Time and objectivity help relate, review and learn from people after their death.
Is there Evolution or Are the Generations Diminishing?

The difference of general direction between the masses who are improving and the scholars who are not.
Life is Valuable- Even of the Unconscious

The fact that life supercedes mitzvot helps us analyze priorities and what life, faith and mitzvot are really about.
If the Main World is in Heaven- Why is There Such a Strong Instinct to Survive?

We should be pre-occupied with fixing this world, and not with Heaven.
The Necessity of Questions, Chutzpah and Rebellion

The G-d of History doesn't make mistakes, so today, these questionable qualities must be utilized as beneficial.
Timing is of the Essence When Uniting Opposites

Rav Kook's vision of revealing the unity of G-d's world nevertheless calls for that first stage of division and contradicition.
What's Better- A Jack-of -All-Trades or a Specialis?

The need for both a specialist who doesn't spread himself thin, and a unifier who harmonizes and prioritizes.
Shabbat Candles- How Can Mothers and the Non-Learned Produce Scholarly Kids?

How to build a home of Torah even if you are not a rabbi, through clear priorities and genuine identification.
The Advantages of Obligations and Volunteerism

The delicate details of the many social and economic mitzvot simultaneously include obligations and educating to volunteerism.
Yes- It "Would Spoil Some Vast Eternal Plan if I were a Wealthy Man"

In G-d"s complex world, there is a collective need for Economical Upper, Middle and Lower Class for many reasons.

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