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Year: 2019

Animals, Torah

Our Ancestral Sheep

November 30, 2019 4 comments
Our Ancestral Sheep

There’s a sweet medieval Jewish work of eco-spirituality called Perek Shira, Nature’s Songbook. The author describes creation as a choir.…

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Feminism, Torah

Bathsheba Wants to Rule

November 27, 2019 No comment(s)
Bathsheba Wants to Rule

Bathsheba. You may know her as a Biblical Babe. But she is so much more. And her goal is to…

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Political, Torah

Cain and the Birth of Injustice

November 12, 2019 4 comments
Cain and the Birth of Injustice

Cain is the first person in the Bible to be born. He is the first child of Eve. The Mother…

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Jewish Practices, Psychology, Spirituality

Atonement: Must you repent & forgive first?

October 8, 2019 3 comments
Atonement: Must you repent & forgive first?

Repentance. Forgiveness. Atonement. Sounds like a chain of cause and effect. And maybe sometimes it is. If you repent, then…

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Jewish Practices, Love, Psychology

Love: Uncover It Through Teshuvah

September 30, 2019 6 comments
Love: Uncover It Through Teshuvah

My father of blessed memory did love to write. His handwriting was elegant, precise, and unique. I know it well.…

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Jewish Practices, Love, Spirituality

Teshuvah: A Practical Introduction

September 26, 2019 4 comments
Teshuvah: A Practical Introduction

Teshuvah. Reflection. Repentance. Return. Repair. Because: people. Can’t live with them. Can’t live without them. Even the best community has…

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Philosophy, Political

Foucault on Mass Incarceration

September 23, 2019 No comment(s)
Foucault on Mass Incarceration

Michel Foucault (1926-1984), French philosopher and historian.  Sure, we all cite him, but have we read his work lately? And…

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Jewish Practices, Torah

Havdalah Before an Extraordinary Week

September 22, 2019 No comment(s)
Havdalah Before an Extraordinary Week

Havdalah. A ritual that marks the end of Shabbat. The liturgy is simple. We bless you, God, hamavdil ben kodesh…

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Interfaith, Political, Torah

Pluralism: Does it Deserve the Death Penalty?

September 2, 2019 4 comments
Pluralism: Does it Deserve the Death Penalty?

Religious Pluralism. Let’s say you’re an advocate. Because traditions develop all over the world. Different rituals, liturgies, and customs awaken different parts of the…

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Laura indoors: Jenn Fontaine. Laura outdoors: Charles Kaplan. Torah scroll: Anita Fonseca-Quezada

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