Touring the Talmud: Aboda Zara 19-25 Paganism is seen as the base mode of humanity in the Talmud. Pagans and idolators are not welcomed into the conscious, moral, human society
This series by Rabbi Shalom Morris looks at these remarkable women and their publications from the age of British Romanticism. Lecture 1 – Abigail Lindo Source Sheet Here The Wise
Touring the Talmud: Aboda Zara 12-18 We continue to examine the nature of idol worship and its place in humanity. We come to find that it has a peculiar connection
This week we begin the tractate of Aboda Zara — ‘Foreign Worship’. The premise is simple: it deals with the laws and issues revolving around worshipping anything other than the
Please click HERE to read a printable version. Touring the Talmud: Shebu’ot 44-49 (Shabbat Bo) In our discussions on the concepts raised in the tractate of Shebu’ot we have addressed several aspects of social interaction
Please click HERE to read a printable version. Touring the Talmud: Shebu’ot 38-44 (Shabbat Va’era) “Relatively Speaking” The Talmud’s discussions of oaths continues to examine the oaths administered by judges in a Jewish
Please click here to read a printable version. Please click here to hear an audio version. Touring the Talmud (Shabbat Shemot) Shebu’ot 30-38 The fourth chapter of our discussions regarding oaths, deals with those taken by
Please click here to read a printable version. Please click here to hear an audio version. Touring the Talmud: Shebu’ot 25-29 (Shabbat Vayhi) So Let it Be Written As the Talmud delves deeper this week into
To view a printer friendly version click here. To listen to an audio recording click here. In our discussions thus far we have examined the nature of our various roles
To view a printer friendly version click here To listen to the audio click here Our discussion last week examined how we take on different roles in life and the
