Mr. . . .
To an individual plagued with doubts about Judaism: The sound logic in the approach of "Naase Vinishma"; it is clear that we each posses the ability to fulfill the Will of G-d; use of an inquisitive mind is welcomed and encouraged
Topic
Veering Off the Path Of Observance
10 published letters loaded from this topic.
Mr. . . .
After leaving the Soviet Union, one must make a special effort to advance in the matters of Torah that have been lax due to the Soviet conditions
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Recipient not listed
Haste to drop your observance is simply unwise; ample logical proof for Judaism; timely message of 17th of Tammuz
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Miss
Open this letter to read the full text.
Recipient not listed
Best influence comes from people in proximity; futility of debate, instead take actions to bring close; consult those who know personally; strong influence of spouse
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Mr. Chaim Yehuda Jacobs
Stopping religious observance from doubts usually is an excuse for temptation, not an objective truth
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Mrs.
Influence of friends vs. parents; check Tefilin; Show living example
Recipient not listed
Finding the path to a life of success, mental peace and inner harmony, through utilizing inborn tendencies and family background
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Recipient not listed
Jewish youth require years of undistracted Torah study to survive as a minority with no barriers to assimilation; college culture and influence are vastly at odds with Judaism, causing deep inner conflict and religious erosion
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Miss...
Negative views on university attendance, even in the most favorable of circumstances; difference between high-school and college; widespread effect of personal actions on the entire community
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