…be on supermarket shelves in 2013. But that year has passed without the expected results. The European Union has invested millions of dollars in research and development into this track…
…the Torah as well. Confronting personal and national history often requires us to come to terms with ‘the good old days’, when the truth of yesterday can be obscured by…
…toward Judaism. New Jewish communities are emerging in Africa which proclaim descent from the Lost Tribes or who have found that their search for religious truth has led them to…
…term that rings oxymoronic to some if not most Orthodox readers. Cardozo is not blind to Spinoza’s shortcomings. He finds in Spinoza’s thought an intellectual arrogance, and that Spinoza’s thought…
…I had the Bar Ilan Responsa CD burned onto my hard drive, and I could perform sophisticated word searches of the Talmud. Students would sometimes ask the type of question…
…halakhah.[5] He noted that while the term certainly has some sense of fixture, the term “boundary” also provided for the possibility of a range of options within those boundaries. I…
…we hear a lot about. We often talk about kavanah in terms of prayer and, at least for me, I have tended to think about it in terms of how…
…as an institution. In fact, as Rabbi Louis Ginzberg points out (Students. Scholars. and Saints, Philadelphia, 1928, p. 123), the modern Hebrew term for adoption (imutz) does not appear in…
…the term ‘shidduch crisis’ is used to describe a surplus of single community members. “I find that term deeply offensive,” said Dr. Sharon Weiss-Greenberg, executive director of JOFA, whose Facebook…
…26b; for a historical analysis of this term, see Avraham Schwartz, Otzar Yisrael). Both RaShI (ad locum) and Maimonides (Laws of Murderers 10: 12) interpret this to refer to one…
…or not to carry her pregnancy to term. A draft of a Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade was penned by the politically conservative Associate Justice Samuel Alito. Roe…
…understanding of the term, as compared to understandings of “protect” or “skip over.” It seems to me that the understandings of “protect” and “to have compassion” are relatively close to…