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Tag Archives: mitzvot
What About Faith?
Rabbi Arnie Singer writes: As an Orthodox rabbi living and working on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, I’m thrilled to see so many single men and women actively involved in Torah and mitzvot. This is also the case in Queens, Brooklyn, … Continue reading
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Tagged bitachon, minute details, mitzvot, orthodox rabbi, unrelenting quest, upper west side
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Did I Pass Orit’s Test?
Here’s the big moment in our interview when Orit tests me, much in the same way God tested Abraham by asking him to sacrifice his son Isaac. Luke: “Do you believe that God is separate from the universe?” Orit: “Wow!” … Continue reading
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Tagged gemara, gentle reader, hovel, isaac luke, mitzvot, moral demands, test amy
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I Had A Particularly Good Acupuncture Treatment This Morning
It was moving and sensitive and I feel refreshed and ready to do more mitzvot and inhibit my animalistic desires in the name of the greater good and the glory of G-d. I just looked up my acunpuncturist on Facebook … Continue reading
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Tagged Acupuncture, acupuncture treatment, desires, Facebook, mitzvot
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The Other Woman
"Woman, why do you keep putting garlic in everything?" I bellow. "You don’t want me to be attractive to other women." "Why do you want to be attractive to other women?" she says. "I need the affirmation." "I want you … Continue reading
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Tagged affirmation, being the other woman, bit of fun, conventional morality, funny business, garlic, graven images, gum, lithium, little bit, mitzvot, monogamy, monotheism, moral code, nice music, one god, poets, secular studies, sexy music, streamlined version, teenage girl, Torah
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Chaim Amalek, Leah Kleim Live In My Chatroom
Click here to join the fun. YourMoralLeader: what’s new Leah, how’s life with the goyim? when do you return to the hood? LeahKleim: life with the goyim sux LeahKleim: 2 weeks is what Ive been saying for 2 and a … Continue reading
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Tagged amalek, bloggers, breasts, cigs, deep in thought, Emma, feelings, goyim, hes, illinois town, internet radio, ked, leah, Leah Kleim, leahkleim, live cam, mitzvot, nuts, pax, shabbos, tits and ass, tznius
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