The Pope who Printed the Talmud – Aish
admin | July 19, 2020
Pope Leo X allowed a remarkable group of men to produce the first printed set of Talmud. A volume of the Talmud dedicated to the Pope
Nation of Islam posts Farrakhans call for Jews to ditch the Talmud & be saved amid Nick Cannon antisemitism debacle – RT
admin | July 19, 2020
The Nation of Islam posted a call from leader Louis Farrakhan to the Jewish community telling them to turn away from the Talmud to be spared by God - hours after Farrakhan fan Nick Cannon was fired over his own "antisemitism." The black Muslim minister ordered members of the Jewish community to turn away from the Talmud and embrace the Torah and stop doing evil to those whom you believe are less than yourself and justifying it by the Talmud. The clip was posted by the Nation of Islam to Twitter on Wednesday. If you will forsake the Talmud, God will give you more time.
Who Wrote the Bible? – History
admin | July 19, 2020
Over centuries, billions of people have read the Bible. Scholars have spent their lives studying it, while rabbis, ministers and priests have focused on interpreting, teaching and preaching from its pages. As the sacred text for two of the worlds leading religions, Judaism and Christianity, as well as other faiths, the Bible has also had an unmatched influence on literatureparticularly in the Western world.
My article was controversial – and I talked to the haters – Forward
admin | July 19, 2020
Hillel and Shamai, the exemplars of rabbinic and Jewish pluralism, have a dark secret that is seldom found on the many source sheets featuring these archetypal rivals.
Musings of a rabbi in the period of pandemic – Jewish News
admin | July 19, 2020
This period of pandemic has opened up different ways of looking at the world. Different approaches, different values, and different positions. For myself and my family, our small garden has offered one of those changes.
The Terrifying Feeling of Being Alone in the World – Aish
admin | July 19, 2020
Embracing your unique self is essential for relating to others. Remember when you were just beginning to take your first steps? You had been holding onto the sofa in the living room and your parents and grandparents were clapping and cheering as you let go of the sofa with one hand and took a step forward.
12 Facts Every Jew Should Know About the 9 Days – Chabad.org
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The seed that is sown | Community And Lifestyles – atchisonglobenow.com
admin | July 19, 2020
Last Sunday, we heard a reading from the Matthew 13: 1-23, in which Jesus tells the parable of the man who went out to sow seed. Some fell in places where it failed to grow and some into good soil where it yielded a rich harvest
A Traditional Jewish Approach to the Problem of Evil – My Jewish Learning
admin | July 19, 2020
The problem of evil, or theodicy, is a straightforward but deeply challenging one: How can an all-powerful and all-good God be the steward for a world that is home to so much evil and suffering? While some religions can resort to explanations that paint God as less than omnipotent or completely benevolent, that would seem to be beyond the pale for classical Jewish theology, which insists that God is both
Guest column: Remembering genocide an important part of fighting against it – The Province
admin | July 19, 2020
Emir Ramic, left, from the Institute for the Research of Genocide Canada, and Imam Adnan Balihodzic, lead a service at Jackson Park, Saturday, July 11, 2020, to mark the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre.Dax Melmer / Windsor Star Jasminka Kalajdzic In early July 1995, military and paramilitary troops of the self-declared Serb Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina (RS) rounded up over 8,000 innocent Bosniak men and boys in the supposed UN safe zone of Srebrenica. The civilians were massacred and thrown in mass graves, while tens of thousands of other Bosniak men, women and children were driven from their homes.These are facts.As I wrote last year, international organizations, courts, state governments and scholars have all concluded that the acts committed by Serbian forces in Srebrenica constituted genocide.
