Talmud and Chaos - תלמוד וכאוס
Controversial Provocations from Tzvee Zahavy
1/31/10
Times runs electric bike story with no mention of oil industry obstructionism
›
Just boggles our mind that in 2010 the Times could run a story about electric bikes with no research into, or mention of, the oil industry...
Talmud says Jesus is punished in Hell for eternity in a cauldron of boiling excrement
›
We've known Peter Schaefer for years but have not read his book. However after reading this early review we must say that the publicat...
2 comments:
1/30/10
The Three Main Tensions in Our Synagogue
›
These are the three main tensions that we detect in our synagogue nowadays. They have been there throughout our history. First is the tens...
2 comments:
Troubling News about Jewish Bankers, Israel Peace and antiSemitism in Europe
›
Henry's 3 links, thank you: We asked Is Goldman Sachs Jewish? on 11/8/09. Michael Kinsley now explains, " How to Think About:...
1 comment:
1/28/10
Jewish Prayer Software Review: Kavvanah-Kavanah for Windows
›
Review of "Kavanah Improvement Project" for Windows from Yosi Fishkin, MD. Free. Download at www.GoDaven.com for Windows and Palm...
2 comments:
How does DUNKIN' DONUTS know everything about us?
›
A friend of ours drove in to DUNKIN' DONUTS recently to get a cup of coffee on his 60th birthday. He wondered as he drove out, How do...
Is Synagogue Politics Kosher?
›
Is synagogue politics kosher? You bet. It goes back to an early era of rabbinic Judaism in the second century. Here's our proof. The...
Was J. D. Salinger Jewish?
›
No, according to Jewish law, the author of the novel, Catcher in the Rye , J. D. Salinger was not a Jew because his mother was not a Jew. ...
1/27/10
Was Rashi a Blogger?
›
New book idea, "Rashi and Blogging" in the spirit of Jonathan Rosen's little book (2000), "The Talmud and the Internet....
1/26/10
Would you torture a stranger on command?
›
In the famous Milgram experiment 82% of the subjects followed the orders of authorities and administered (fake) electric shocks to stranger...
2 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version