series on Jewish Thought
Lessons on Jewish Thought

Faith is not Just an Add-On
21 Cheshvan 5785

The Community vs the Individual
Rabbi Haggai Lundin | 20 Shvat 5784

For Love of the Holy Tongue
Rabbi Moshe Erenreich | 14 Shvat 5784

Our Brothers - The Entire House of Israel
Everyone of us can alleviate the suffering of our brothers and sisters and bring the hostages home and hasten the successful end of the war. Here's how.
Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair | Kislev 4 5784

Can Z'chut Avot Ever "Run-Out"?
How does Z'chut Avot (merit of our fore-fathers) work? Why should their actions thousands of years ago, still be effective, say if over the more than 100 generations, we may have done many more sins that eventually out-weigh even their many merits? And if so, does that mean that there possibly may not be a ge'ula (redemption), if we really don't deserve it? Especially today, when most Jews (especially outside of Israel), aren't that observant, this topic is particularly pertinent. As usual, Rav Kook zt"l has an innovative approach to the topic. (Rav Kook, Ayn Aya Shabbat v, 31)
Rabbi Ari Shvat | 17 Elul 5783

Is Religious Faith Simply a Matter of Convenience?
Isn't it simply "convenient" for us to believe that there is something above and beyond the material world? It is not just "convenient" to believe that there is a G-d Who sees everything and thus gives meaning to life? Could it be that it is just this "convenience" that causes us to believe in G-d?
Rabbi Shmuel Ariel | Tevet 6 5783
How Do We Know There Is a G-d?
How do we know there is a G-d?
Rabbi Oriel Twito | Kislev 21 5783
