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Category Archives: Ethics
Too Sick To Treat?
Rabbi Gil Student writes: I’ve been very busy for the past few months and haven’t been able to follow every major story. However, I knew something had happened about a Mr. Golubchuk in Canada, who was very sick and the … Continue reading
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How Do You Make Good People?
For the past two months, I’ve had a part-time job — picking up kids from school and driving them home. This time in the car with a load of terrorists (if I don’t give them everything they want, they will … Continue reading
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Tagged acquaintances, babysitter, belief, common sense, Dennis Prager, divine command, goyim, history of sex, Jews, life hell, moral code, moral education, necessary ingredients, notions, orthodox jews, part time job, pervert, prerequisites, seat belts, seatbelts, socialism, sodomize, spinning globe, travails, weirdo
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The Difficulties of Being a Moral Leader in an Unjust World
I just Googled "Moral Leader" and found out I was number ten in Google. Here’s the number two result: Jim Sterba, professor of philosophy at University of Notre Dame, gave this presentation at a panel on Global Ethical Leadership, May … Continue reading
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Tagged ethical leadership, Ethics, Google, injustice, injustices, jim sterba, moral leader, moral leaders, notre dame, partial justice, perspectives, social and political philosophy, triumph, university of notre dame, unjust world
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‘When You Do A Good Deed, Do It In A Way That Makes Your Jewishness Recognizable’
That’s Rabbi Joseph Telushkin’s advice in his new book A Code of Jewish Ethics. He mentions Jews campaigning for civil rights for blacks in the 1960s and how groovy it was that some of them wore yarmulkes, which Reform Rabbi … Continue reading
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An Obsession With Ethics
I fell in love with Judaism because Dennis Prager and Joseph Telushkin presented it to me (through their writings and lectures and media appearances) as a step-by-step system for making a better world. They said Judaism embodied ethical monotheism — … Continue reading
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