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The Book of Ruth began as did many of the Hebrew stories of that time. The first word in the Hebrew Bible can be translated in a number of different ways: (a) Once upon a time is one possibility. (b) It came to pass would be the good old King James way to say it
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Dominion theologythe idea that humans are created uniquely like God and given godlike rule over the rest of creationis built on a very tiny bit of Bible, namely, a couple of verses in the first creation story in Genesis (1:12:4a) and a couple of more verses in one of the Psalms (8:56). Biblically inspired claims to exceptional godlike dominion ultimately come down to these few verses, which have gotten huge traction, especially in the modern West, in driving our immortality vehicle. Theyre the biblical basis of our grand narrative of godlike dominion and human exceptionalism.
admin | June 4, 2022
There is so much pressure to pick out the perfect name for your child. First of all, you want a name that you and your partner actually like (and hopefully your kiddo will love as they get older). But then once you pick out your babys name, you might want to share it with your loved ones and thats where the fun really begins
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French comedian Dieudonn M'bala M'bala is an openly antisemitic Holocaust denier. He has been convicted for hate speech, advocating terrorism, and slander in Belgium, France and Switzerland and has also been banned from performing shows as his antisemitism is mainly expressed in his shows.[1] However, Dieudonn is still active on his official website, on the Odysee streaming network, on Twitter and on Telegram.
admin | June 4, 2022
Past JAHM EventWhen Rabbis Bless Congress with Howard Mortman and Brian Lamb Tuesday, May 10, 2022 Original Date of Event: Tuesday, May 10 at 1 pm ET Howard Mortman s When Rabbis Bless Congress: The Great American Story of Jewish Prayers on Capitol Hill is an unprecedented examination of 160 years of Jewish prayers delivered in the literal and figurative center of American democracy. With exhaustive research written in approachable prose, it tells the story of more than 400 rabbis giving over 600 prayers since the Civil War days. In this program Mortman will be joined in conversation by Brian Lamb , founder and former CEO of C-SPAN.Mortman and Lamb will discuss, and screen specially selected videos of the history from the C-SPAN archives.
admin | June 4, 2022
The Jewish American experience is a story of faith, fortitude, and progress. It is a quintessential American experience one that is connected to key tenets of American identity, including our Nations commitment to freedom of religion and conscience.
admin | June 4, 2022
Jews first arrived on American soil back in 1654 in New Amsterdam. In search of better opportunities and lifestyles, they made the U.S. their new home base, finding in it a space where they could openly practice their faith and lead their lives freely without the fear of persecution
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You may not know that its currently Jewish American Heritage Month, but a museum in Philadelphia is trying to change that. The month of events and celebrations of Jewish history, a bipartisan project established by presidential proclamation in 2006, has traditionally had a lower profile than similar initiatives, like Black History Month or Junes LGBTQ Pride Month.
admin | June 4, 2022
Only a few days after the horrific massacre of 19 students and two teachers at Robb Elementary School by 18-year-old Salvador Ramos in Uvalde, Texas last week, governments across the country have seized on the tragedy to drum up support for the police and the hardening of schools with additional security measures. A little over a week prior to Tuesdays shooting, a racially motivated assault was carried out by a fascist gunman in a Buffalo, New York grocery store, killing 10. The shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde have furthermore taken place amidst a string of mass shootings and other violent events pointing to a deep social crisis in the United States
admin | June 4, 2022
Among the most successful political movements in Israel in recent decades has been one relating to the Temple Mount, turning what was once an exceedingly fringe view held solely by members of the national-religious camp into something that even a significant number of secular Jewish Israelis can agree with: that Jews should be allowed to not only visit but pray on the Temple Mount. That shift truly a dramatic one, historically speaking was on display on Sunday as a record number of Jews visited the site to celebrate Jerusalem Day, which marks Israels capture of East Jerusalem in the 1967 Six Day War, the first time that the Temple Mount was in Jewish hands, at least nominally, in some 2,000 years. Over 2,600 Jews visited the Temple Mount, setting a record for the highest number of Jewish visitors to the site in a single day, likely since the Second Temple was destroyed in 70 CE.
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