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Judaism for the Thinking Person

Judaism for the Thinking Person

De: Rabbi Nadav Caine
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Scholarly, Compassionate, and Practical Jewish Teachings on God, Prayer, Torah and Kabbalah with Rabbi Nadav Caine (ravnadav)Copyright 2016 All rights reserved. Ciencias Sociales Espiritualidad Filosofía Judaísmo
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  • DO NOT Forget on Passover! In Praise of Biur Chametz

    DO NOT Forget on Passover! In Praise of Biur Chametz
    Mar 31 2026

    This year's traditional teaching on a Law of Passover (per the tradition of Shabbat Hagadol). For a download of the text I'm referring to: https://www.rabbinicalassembly.org/sites/default/files/public/jewish-law/holidays/pesah/b-dikat-hameitz.pdf
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    8 m
  • Israel and Iran: Malachi, Xerses, and Liza Minnelli

    Israel and Iran: Malachi, Xerses, and Liza Minnelli
    Mar 29 2026

    The Iran War began at Purim (about Persia, now Iran) and now we're at Passover with Persia yet again as we are required to read Malachi. The Bible actually ends in the Persian period with the triumvirate of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Malachi. I share some history, some Bible, and some modern absurd framing that exemplifies the idiotic antisemitism rampant in our popular media as this war rages on.

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    8 m
  • Why Jurgen Habermas Died Between Exodus and Leviticus

    Why Jurgen Habermas Died Between Exodus and Leviticus
    Mar 22 2026

    There is a loss that takes place between the end of Exodus, with the people donating materials and building the tabernacle in small groups excitedly, and the beginning of Leviticus with the routinization of altar offerings and a professional class to facilitate essential social functions. This loss is precisely the one the great thinkers Max Weber and Jurgen Habermas described in their most important works. It's not accident Habermas died with the scroll rolled to the space in between the two Torah books.
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    13 m
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