2 Lech Lecha (Genesis 12, 1 – 17, 27) – the phrase lech lecha and parallel to the story of the binding of Isaac

The Torah reading of Lech Lecha begins (Genesis 12, 1) with God telling Abraham to go (lech lecha) from his country, from his homeland, and from the house of his…

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Why is the Torah (the 5 Books of Moses) Sacred for We as Jews? An Orthoprax as Opposed to an Orthodox Approach

In the first part of this article, I want to distinguish between two fundamentally different conceptions of the holiness of the Torah (the 5 Books of Moses) for we as…

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Does Judaism Have Dogmas? A Critique of “The Limits of Orthodox Theology” – a response to Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro

DOES JUDAISM HAVE DOGMAS? A Critique of “The Limits of Orthodox Theology” - a response to Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro  Introduction Maimonides (the great legal scholar and philosopher of the…

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