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Tag Archives: jupiter
Helen & Monica Say Shame And Sexuality Are Not Same Thing
Dennis Prager says there was no sexuality in the Garden of Eden until Adam & Eve ate the forbidden fruit and realized they were naked. Complete discussion video here.
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Are Women The Apex Of Creation?
Monica and Jupiter don’t like the idea that women are the apex of creation. They say it is an excuse to discriminate against women, keep them out of Torah study. Complete discussion video here.
Is The Torah More Profound Than Shakespeare?
Complete discussion video here.
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Helen Jupiter’s Jewcy Adventure
She got laid off erev Yom Kippur. Complete discussion video here.
Helen Jupiter & Monica Discuss Their Favorite Bible Passages
Monica, a professor of Jewish studies, says these opening chapters of Genesis are her favorite parts of the Bible. She’s taught the Bible as literature. She could study first two chapters for months. Complete discussion video here.
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Helen Jupiter Working On A Travel Memoir
Five years ago, Helen flew to Russia and went on a 70 day adventure. She’s turning it into a book. She worked for Jewcy.com for 14 months. Complete discussion video here.
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Helen Jupiter Fired From Jewcy.com Erev Yom Kippur
Luke Ford and Joey Kurtzman discuss Torah portion Haazinu. Deuteronomy 32. Moses called on heaven and earth to hear his words, and asked that his speech be like rain and dew for the grass. (Deut. 32:12.) Complete video here.
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