Nietzsche vs. Judaism
Nietzsche famously criticized the “slave-morality” of Judaism. This article shows the beauty of humility and where Nietzsche was wrong.
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Parshat Sh’lach – The Sin of the Spies
What was so terrible about the sin of the spies? Didn’t they follow Moshe’s directive?
Parshat Sh’lach – Humility and the Land of Israel
The connection between the Land of Israel and the trait of humility.
Parshat Behaalotcha – Free Choice
Free choice and determinism
Parshat Behaalotcha – The Most Humble Man Who Ever Lived
Moshe was the most humble man of all time.
Unification, Ascents and the Coming of Moshiach
Moshiach told the Bal Shem Tov that moshiach will come when we can unite G-d like he was able. How can this be possible?
Socrates and Avraham
The Alter Rebbe, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi once said: when Socrates died and came to the heavenly tribunal he requested that he be given a seat next to Avraham, our forefather. His claim...
The Kabbalah of Gender Identity
A kabbalistic explanation to gender dysphoria.
Parshat Beha’alotcha – When the Ark Traveled
By Rabbi Dovid Markel One of the many themes of this week’s parsha are two verses that do not seem to fit into the narrative of the portion. Before the Torah tells us...
Parshat Nasso – Out of the Camps
By Rabbi Dovid Markel This week’s parsha deals with the levels of banishment due to various forms of impurities. The verse (Bamidbar 5:2) states: “Command the children of Israel to banish from the...
