Gossip, Slander, and Speaking Truth to Power
What does Judaism really teach about gossip, slander, and speaking truth to power? Explore the laws of lashon hara, rechilut, and when constructive criticism is permitted.
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The Honest Atheist vs. the Fake Believer: Who Is More Jewish?
Can you be Jewish without believing in God? Who is more Jewish: the honest atheist or the fake believer? Judaism’s surprising answer explored through Torah, Talmud, and tradition.
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Capital Punishment in Jewish Law: What “Eye for an Eye” Really Means
What does Judaism really say about capital punishment? The Jewish view on \”eye for an eye\” is far more nuanced than most people think. Here’s what the Talmud actually teaches.
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October 7th and the Question of Theodicy: Wrestling with God After Tragedy
Jewish theodicy after October 7th: How Judaism addresses God and suffering. Explore traditional and modern perspectives on faith after tragedy.
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Is Bitcoin Kosher? What Jewish Law Really Says About Cryptocurrency
Is Bitcoin kosher under Jewish law? Explore what the Talmud, rabbinic authorities, and Torah ethics say about cryptocurrency, Shabbat, charity, and interest.
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Is the Torah True? Examining Evidence and Faith
How do we know the Torah is true? Explore Jewish perspectives on evidence, faith, archaeology, and doubt. An honest examination for seekers
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Climate Change Is a Torah Issue – Here’s Why
Discover why Jewish law demands climate action. From bal tashchit to pikuach nefesh, Torah provides a comprehensive framework for environmental responsibility
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Torah Science: Modern Guide to Faith and Reason
Explore Torah Science and how Jewish tradition reconciles faith with modern discoveries like evolution and the Big Bang
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Challah Baking as Spiritual Practice: A Modern Guide
Learn how challah baking, the Jewish ritual of making Shabbat bread, can be a deep spiritual practice of mindfulness, tradition, and intention
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Does the Biblical Exodus Matter to Modern Jews?
Does the historical truth of the Biblical Exodus matter? Explore the conflict between archaeology and Jewish faith, memory vs. history
