The Miracles of the Rabbis | The Lehrhaus
In a lyrical meditation on his wife's suffering, Mel Waldman reflects on the compassion of the rabbis who brought divinity into their lives| The Lehrhaus
In honor of Rosh Hashanah 5786, Akiva Weisinger retells and reimagines the parable of the king "who wished to be seen, but did not want to be seen." The post A Parable of Barriers appeared first on The Lehrhaus.| The Lehrhaus
In this short fiction narrative, David Zvi Kalman imagines a world in which figures such as Maimonides can be summoned through artificial intelligence, causing people and programs alike to contend with new and age-old questions. The post Echoes appeared first on The Lehrhaus.| The Lehrhaus
In a lyrical meditation on his wife's suffering, Mel Waldman reflects on the compassion of the rabbis who brought divinity into their lives| The Lehrhaus
Chaim Trachtman compares science and theodicy based on a novel read of the book of Job.| The Lehrhaus
Roy Pinchot responds to Zach Truboff's article decrying the ethical and spiritual costs of the war.| The Lehrhaus
Tzniut, much discussed in the Modern Orthodox community, is not an end but a means, prompting us to the higher value of awareness of being in the Divine presence.| The Lehrhaus
Steven Gotlib review's Elliot Cosgrove's "For Such a Time as This: On Being Jewish Today," which urges unity among American Jewry.| The Lehrhaus
Shimi Kaufman explores the nature of the obligation to learn and to teach Torah.| The Lehrhaus
