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Daily Archives: March 27, 2015
Esau’s Tears: Modern Anti-Semitism and the Rise of the Jews by Albert S. Lindemann V
Professor Lindemann writes: * In 1884, for example, some sixty-eight liberal rabbis published a statement asserting that Judaism commands Jews to treat all human beings with love, if they themselves honor God and justice, whatever their religion. When talmudic literature … Continue reading
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Fire Safety In The Orthodox Jewish Community
Rabbi Kalman Topp of Beth Jacob emails his list: Dear Friend, The horrific tragedy in Brooklyn last week has served as a catalyst for renewed interest in fire safety. Ensuring the safety of our families and homes is a fulfillment … Continue reading
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Was Andrea Lubitz A Beta Male Islamic Suicide Bomber?
Heartiste writes: Kind-faced (aka tamed) beta males like Andreas Lubitz get chewed up and spit out by SCALE. They have no community outside of immediate family. The implicit contract of relationship stability that was a given in the time of … Continue reading
Was Lee Kuan Yew The Greatest Leader Of The 20th Century?
Anatoly Karlin writes: Singapore is a small state, a city-state, and space is at a premium. So new cars face exorbitant taxes so that only the superwealthy can afford them. In this sense, it is heavily regulated and unapologetically pro-oligarchic. … Continue reading
Is This New Book Good For The Jews?
Heeb magazine writes: There’s an old joke about two Jews stuck on a desert island. They had three synagogues. One that the first Jew attended, one that the second Jew attended, and the one neither would set foot in even … Continue reading