
Episode 26·Mar 20, 2024
Parashat Shemini: Justice Scalia vs. Polonius
Explore Scalia's critique of "to thine own self be true" and its parallels with Nadab and Abihu's tragic tale of misguided individualism in Leviticus.
Parashah and Politics·Episode 25·Mar 20, 2024
Parashat Tzav, as explored by Rabbi Meir Soloveichik, delves into the profound lessons of leadership and gratitude. The narrative underscores the significance of individual decisions and their impact on history, drawing parallels between biblical figures and modern leaders. Rabbi Soloveichik highlights how leaders like Moses and Aaron were shaped by the decisions of their family members, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human actions and divine providence. This theme is mirrored in the historical context of American leadership, where figures like George Washington recognized the role of divine intervention and the contributions of others in shaping the nation's destiny.
Episode 26·Mar 20, 2024
Explore Scalia's critique of "to thine own self be true" and its parallels with Nadab and Abihu's tragic tale of misguided individualism in Leviticus.
Episode 27·Mar 20, 2024
Explore the Jewish love of life through stories of sacrifice, faith, and the enduring power of tradition in the face of adversity.
Episode 28·Mar 20, 2024
Explore the true meaning of "Pesach" as divine protection, linking ancient rituals to modern Jerusalem's resilience and faith in times of peril.
Episode 29·Mar 20, 2024
Explore the Hebrew influence on university seals, Yom Kippur rituals, and the intertwining of faith and knowledge in academia with Rabbi Soloveichik.
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