Judaism for the Thinking Person
Religion & Spirituality:Judaism
In the second verse of Parashat Beshalach (the flight from Egypt and the crossing of the Sea of Reeds), the Torah states that the Israelites fled fully armed. I explore the traditional commentaries on why, and connect this to the haftarah (story of Deborah and Yael) and to the intelligence failures in Israel caused by male chauvinism.
Amalekites, Gaza and the End of Megillat Esther on Purim
The 19th Century Reform Rabbi Who Changed Physics
Who Gets to Be a Spokesperson for Israel? The Soft of Heart and Slow of Speech
Tikkun Olam and Redeeming the Hostages
Halakhah and Aggadah: The Ten Stories We Tell PART TWO
Halakhah and Aggadah: The Ten Stories We Tell PART ONE
Is There a Fear of God In This Place? Our Different Experiences of the Israel Gaza Conflict
The Commandment of Shevut: How Do We Handle its Inherent Subjectivity?
The Kol Nidrei Ritual: Stepping into Your Future Self
Hineni Resolutions: I’m Ready but Are They?
The Genders Within God, and Within Ourselves!
The Three Covenants: God Cares About God’s Brand. Do You?
Is the Book of Numbers about Remote Work?
Be Someone Else: Victor Turner and the Subversiveness of Ritual Performance
”Make Yourself a Wilderness” To Receive Torah
Jubilee and the Passing on of Generational Wealth
Two Forms of Action: Embodying the Kabbalistic Forces of Netzach and Hod
Torah In a Minute: What’s the Big Deal About the Lunar Calendar?
The Golden Calf and the Present Government in Israel
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The Hello Heaven Podcast
The Nightingale of Iran
For Heaven’s Sake
Unpacking Israeli History
Abundant Ever After with Cathy Heller
In These Times with Rabbi Ammi Hirsch