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The truth and eternity of the Torah cannot be changed or compromised even 1%; change in the climate of scientific certainty and it's attitude towards religious beliefs
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The truth and eternity of the Torah cannot be changed or compromised even 1%; change in the climate of scientific certainty and it's attitude towards religious beliefs
The challenge of being a Baal Teshuva: Young people today gravitate away from compromised religion and economic pursuit, they are searching for meaning; transition to a new way of life is difficult but ultimately brings happiness, parents will eventually be happy for their children as well
The Jewish people have survived and will thrive with authentic Judaism only
Microphone on Shabbos; compromising Judaism for "unity"; not to merge two organizations
The contradiction in compromising in Torah and Mitzvos: guilt feeling of a Jew
Proof of G-d's existence and authenticity of Torah
History has proven that the most essential part of Jewish survival is Torah and Mitzvos, even if it seems illogical
The key to Jewish continuity is the keeping of Torah and Mitzvot
Dr. David Kazhdan: Guidance for allow converts to christianity to join Torah classes; Each case must be evaluated individually, based on the likelihood of return and the risk to others; Converts who proselytize or seek validation should be excluded; Those who left Judaism with external motivations may be welcomed if it fosters sincere return; drinking wine with non-observant Jews; mixed Torah classes; our Shepherds never forsake their flock
How to combat assimilation
Article on Swedish Jewry; Torah is our life and therefore: brings fulfillment, must be constant, and cannot be compromised
Taking a look at Jewish history we learn to act as Torah-true Jews
Students of Rabbi Metzger's class: Strengthening tznius during the summer; Neglect calls for positive reinforcement; Uncompromising truth gains respect
Only a undiluted Torah-true education is a good response to the confusion and perplexity of our day and age
Chanukah lesson: When spreading light, the source of light must also be pure
Women and girls being called up to the Torah and reading the Haftorah
Living Jewishly without compromise; lesson about being Kohanim
The power of even small efforts; influencing others
What is the most vital Jewish issue in our generation?
A Baal Teshuva feeling uncomfortable among unreligious family members; accepting a job in education
Every Jew will ultimately return to Judaism; the proper way of bringing someone closer to Judaism
Descendant from Lubavitcher stock; the Jews were determined not to be influenced by the Greeks
Utilize all capacities to spread Torah-true Yiddishkeit; truth is whole; oppose ideologies contrary to Torah
The role of the Jewish women on Chanukah; questions on faith; the need of a Jewish environment; compromise in Torah and Mitzvos
Mr. Moshe Katz: Taking a stance to defend the sanctity and standards of your congregation amid controversy; using communal influence to strengthen values
Rabbi Samuel Adelman: Steadfastness to The Truth even in modern America; the vitality and strength infused by Chai Elul
Organizations should publish activity reports; Divesting a Jewish cooperative organization of its religious nature, so as to avoid ipso facto recognition of non-halachic Jewish movements
The priority and rewarding effects of traditional Jewish education; Diluting Judaism to avoid alienating a child will backfire
Mr. Joel Saibel: The Halachic issue and logical fault of the Reform and Conservative approach to Judaism; The inadvisability to serve in a clergy role, on a moral and personal level.
Michtov Kloli: Our survival can only be through Torah and mitzvahs, Analogy of body's dependency on each organ's unique function
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