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Is It OK To Have Sex With A Goy To Save Klal Yisrael?

Posted on March 4, 2009 by Luke Ford

The prospect fills me with horror but if I could save the whole Jewish people by committing one tiny eeny wheeny indiscretion with a really hot and powerful shiksa who loved to read books, I suppose I could muster the … Continue reading →

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Kaddish Is Magic

Posted on February 8, 2009 by Luke Ford

Among the most ridiculous things I see in Orthodox shuls are the fights over the right to various honors such as aliyot (call to the Torah), davening for the congregation, or reciting the Torah or Haftorah portion. I see rabbis … Continue reading →

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Live Torah Talk With Joey Kurtzman – Parasha Miketz

Posted on December 25, 2008 by Luke Ford

The Torah portion is Miketz. Read Rabbi Ari Kahn’s commentary here. From wikipedia: "Jacob saw that there was grain in Egypt, asked his sons why they sat around looking at each other, and sent them down to Egypt to buy … Continue reading →

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Live Torah Talk With Joey & Helen

Posted on November 20, 2008 by Luke Ford

Click here to join the fun. The Torah portion is Chayyei Sarah (Genesis 23 – 25:18). Rabbi Ari Kahn I emailed Joey Thursday morning that I was too sick to do Torah talk. Then at 4 pm, he calls to … Continue reading →

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Live Torah Talk – Lech L’cha

Posted on November 6, 2008 by Luke Ford

Click here to join the fun on my cam. Rabbi Ari Kahn writes about this week’s Torah portion: Why was leaving his hometown a test? Avraham was not exactly the most popular character back home; in fact the opposite seems … Continue reading →

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