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Daily Archives: February 27, 2011
Human Flight In The Jewish Tradition
Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro blogs: The most famous example of human flight in Jewish literature is that of Jesus. As described in Toledot Yeshu, Jesus was able to use God’s holy name in order to fly, and was brought down … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Marc B. Shapiro
Tagged human flight, jewish heritage tour, Jewish Literature, jewish tradition, judas iscariot, Marc B. Shapiro, mass delusion, yeshu
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The Torah Has Nothing To Teach Us About Science
Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro blogs: Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, whose prolific writing continues to astound, has recently said the same thing: “There is a difference between science and religion. Science is about explanation. Religion is about interpretation. The Bible simply … Continue reading
Posted in Marc B. Shapiro, Torah
Tagged chief rabbi, cosmic truths, Marc B. Shapiro, medieval philosophers, philosophic tradition, rabbi jonathan sacks, receptive audience, torah and science
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The Eye Of The Storm
Dr. Marc B. Shapiro catches a story passed off as fact that never occurred in the new book by the rosh yeshiva of Yeshivas Ner Yisroel, R. Aharon Feldman, The Eye of the Storm. Such nonsense makes me distrust anything … Continue reading
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Tagged aharon feldman, eye of the storm, Marc B. Shapiro, role of women, rosh yeshiva
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Does The Torah Incorporate Superstition?
Dr. Marc B. Shapiro blogs: I must now deal with R. Joseph Ibn Caspi, who is often described as holding a view similar to what we have seen already, but more radical in that he saw it as a general … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract truth, erroneous view, language of men, lengthy quotation, local customs, Marc B. Shapiro
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This Week’s Torah Portion Is Pekudei (Exodus 38:21-40:38)
I discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Rabbs every Monday at 7pm PST on my live cam and YouTube. This week’s parasha is Pekudei. For the first time, we’re going to do Torah Talk Monday night at the House … Continue reading
Posted in Torah
Tagged israelites, marriage god, parasha, rabbs, weekly torah portion, yeshiva student
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