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	Rabbi Akiva’s Seder Table: An Introduction Rabbi Kenneth Brander(David Mitzner Dean, YU's Center for the Jewish Future) On the Study of Haggadah: A Note on Arami Oved Avi and Biblical Intertextuality - Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik zt"l Use of the Term Makom, Omnipresent, in the Haggadah Rabbi Yosef Adler (Rabbi, Rinat Yisrael ∙ Rosh Yeshiva, Torah Academy of Bergen County, Teaneck, NJ) What Is Judaism? - Rabbi Reuven Brand (Rosh Kollel, Yeshiva University Torah Mitzion Kollel of Chicago) Why Don’t We Recite Shehecheyanu on Sefiras ha-Omer Rabbi Menachem Genack (Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS • CEO, OU Kosher • Rabbi,  Shomrei Emunah, Englewood, NJ) The Religious Zionism of Rav Soloveitchik: A Synthesis of Worlds Rabbi Dr. Aharon Rakeffet-Rothkoff (Faculty, YU Israel Kollel, Gruss Campus) The Dual Aspect of the Four Cups: A Core Idea of Pesach from the Rav Rabbi Hershel Reichman (Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS) Charoses: Why Don’t We Recite a Beracha? - Rabbi Hershel Schachter (Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS) Memorializing the Rav: Time and the Masorah - Rabbi Dr. David Shatz (Professor of Philosophy, Yeshiva University • Editor, MeOtzar HoRav Series) Insights From the Rav on the Maggid Section of the Haggadah Rabbi Michael Taubes (Rosh Yeshiva, The Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy/Yeshiva University High School for Boys ∙ Rabbi, Congregation Zichron Mordechai, Teaneck, NJ) An Optimistic Zionist - Rabbi Mordechai Torczyner (Rosh Beit Midrash, Zichron Dov YU Torah Mitzion Beit Midrash of Toronto) Why We Shouldn’t Rush the Seder Meal - Rabbi Netanel Wiederblank (Rebbe, Undergraduate Torah Studies Program, Yeshiva University • Faculty, RIETS Rosh Beis Medrash of the YU Bnai Yeshurun Beis Medrash in Teaneck, NJ) Rav Soloveitchik on the Significance of the State of Israel Rabbi Reuven Ziegler (Director of Research, The Toras HoRav Foundation) Plus 7 more years of Pesch To-Go issues with additional articles and divrei Torah

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Publicizing the Upcoming Day of Learning at YU for Rav Soloveitchik

Dear Colleagues, I hope this email finds you well. I would like to inform you of a major event that we will be hosting in honor of Rav Yosef B. Soloveitchik's 20th Yahrtzeit. On Sunday April 14th, we will be hosting a day of conversation and shiurim focused on the life and legacy of the Rav. We have invited members of the family, some of the most sought after scholars and Talmidim of the Rav for what we anticipate will be a most memorable day of learning and reflection. We kindly ask that you help publicize this event by emailing your congregation the flyer you can find here and posting the text below in your Shul announcements.For those who will be unable to join us in person, we are pleased to announce that we will be broadcasting the morning program and keynote presentation live on the YUTorah website. For those Shuls in driving distance to NY, please consider chartering busses to bring your congregants to this event.  If you email Nehama Cohen at nscohen@yu.edu we will do our best to reserve seats so that your community can sit together.  For those Shuls that are too far away to join us in person you may want to consider holding an event in your own Shul and logging in together to join us virtually, at this event. If you wish, we can design a special flier and co-brand the event with you. You may email Rabbi Rob Shur at shur@yu.edu who will design the material for you. Pre-registration for the event is required. For more information about the event, visit www.yu.edu/the-rav. We encourage you to join us for this momentous occasion, whether in person or online. Thank you very much for your help, Chag Kasher V’sameiach, Rabbi Kenneth Brander TEXT FOR BULLETINS: Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and Yeshiva University invite you to a special day of learning on the life and legacy of THE RAV: COMMEMORATING THE 20TH YAHRTZEIT OF RAV YOSEF DOV SOLOVEITCHIK ZT”L Sunday, April 14, 2013 • 4 Iyar, 5773 Yeshiva University’s Wilf Campus 500 West 185th Street, New York, NY 10033 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Registration required, to register please visit www.yu.edu/the-rav Schedule of Events - Lamport Auditorium 9 – 9:30 a.m. Exhibit Viewing Celebrating the Rav: Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik 9:30 a.m. Welcome and Introductory Remarks Rabbi Joel Schreiber - Chairman, RIETS Board of Trustees President Richard M. Joel - President, Bravmann Family University Professor, Yeshiva University Rabbi Julius Berman - Chairman Emeritus, RIETS Board of Trustees 9:45 – 11:30 a.m. Presentation “Multiple Faces of the Rav” Moderator: Rabbi Yona Reiss - Max and Marion Grill Dean, RIETS Dr. Atarah Twersky - Former Chair of School Committee at Maimonidies School, daughter of Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik zt”l Rabbi Hershel Schachter - Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS Dr. David Shatz - Faculty, Stern College for Women Rabbi Kenneth Brander - The David Mitzner Dean, CJF 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.  Keynote Lecture Mesorah and Modernity: The Role of the Rav Rabbi Mayer Twersky - Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS 12:45 – 1:45 p.m. Lunch Lunch option available Please see registration page for details Remarks by Rabbi Marvin Bienenfeld, Event Chair 2 – 2:45 p.m. Breakout Session I (Choose one) Derech Halimud of the Rav Rabbi Hershel Schachter - Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS Rabbi Menachem Genack - Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS Rav Soloveitchik On Interfaith Relations: Guidelines, Limitations and Controversies Dr. David Berger - Dean and Ruth and I. Lewis Gordon Professor of Jewish History, Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies Dr. David Shatz - Faculty, Stern College for Women The Importance of the Rav’s Teachings in Modern Society Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter - University Professor of Jewish History and Jewish Thought and Senior Scholar, CJF 3 – 3:45 p.m. Breakout Session II (Choose one) Prayer: Privilege and Practice Rabbi Shalom Carmy  - Assistant Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Bible, Yeshiva College Rabbi Michael Taubes - Rosh Yeshiva and Head of School at the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy -Yeshiva University High School for Boys Relating to Non-Orthodox: Engaging the Reform and Conservative Fabian Schonfeld - Rabbi Emeritus, Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills Rabbi Julius Berman - Chairman Emeritus, RIETS Board of Trustees 4 p.m.  Mincha Registration required, to register go to www.yu.edu/the-rav *Please note: Parking is available to those who register for the event online For more information about this event, please contact rav-tribute@yu.edu Made possible through the generous support of Rabbi Max N. Schreier and Family לזכר נשמת הרבנית טויבא בת שבתי הלוי ע”ה A Project of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and its YU Center for the Jewish Future

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Yeshiva University's CJF February 2013 eNewsletter

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All the Books of the Prophets and those of Ketuvim (Books and the Sacred Writings) will cease [to be part of the canonized text] during the messianic era except the Book of Esther. It will continue to exist just as the Five Books of the Torah and the laws of the Oral Torah that will never cease. Although ancient troubles will be remembered no longer, as it is written "The 'troubles of the past are forgotten and hidden from my eyes• (Isaiah 65:16), the days of Purim will not be abolished, as it is written: "These days of Purim shall never be repealed among the Jews, and the memory of them shall never cease from their descendants" (Esther 9:28). - Maimonides (Laws of Megillah and Chanukah chap. 2: 18). Maimonides gives special notice to the Book of Esther, recognizing that its role will continue even during Messianic times, for this book of the Bible is the key to bringing the Messiah. Nowhere in the Megillah do we see Mordechai or Esther receiving direct instructions from God. Their courage and tenacity is based on a commitment to the values of Torah; their actions are not predicated on inspirational prophecy but something more important: an inner conviction to the norms and mores of Judaism. What will bring the Messianic days and what will be celebrated in its eternal era? It is the capacity to transform reality through the inner voice of Torah ideals that we must feel in our heart. The Book of Esther may not have God's name in it but the experience is so critical and so transformational that Maimonides suggests that it will be celebrated even after the coming of the Messiah. The initiatives discussed in this edition of the CJF newsletter truly celebrate this ideal. Empowering students to play active roles in our community and society, cultivating the rabbinic family to find their pastoral and spiritual voice as they guide their communities, and enabling experiential educators to professionalize their passion are all ways that YU convenes its Torah and academic resources to insure the eternality of our people and pave the way for a more perfect society. I hope you enjoy this edition and as always your comments are greatly appreciated. Purim Sameiach, Rabbi Kenneth Brander The David Mitzner Dean Yeshiva University's Center for the Jewish Future ACROSS THE GLOBE YU Students Engage in Volunteer and Service Learning Missions Around the World   This winter break, 90 Yeshiva University students took part in an array of hands-on community building projects in Israel, the United States, Nicaragua and Mexico. Organized by YU’s Center for the Jewish Future, the missions differed widely in focus, ranging from service-learning and experiential education to humanitarian aid. Building on the success of the Counterpoint Israel summer program, 39 YU students ran a series of winter camps for 500 Israeli teens in Jerusalem, Kiryat Malachi and Dimona that sought to strengthen their English language skills and facilitate self-exploration through art. Related Missions of Personal Growth, Community Building In the News The Jewish Week: YU Students Going ‘Out Of Their Comfort Zone’ The Jewish Star: YU grooms future leaders Times of Israel: Disconnected Israeli youth and the power of art education Jewish Journal of San Antonio: YU Students Visit San Antonio CT Jewish Ledger: Mission to Mexico Hebrew Watchman: Memphisian Shoshana Somer travels to Israel on Special YU Program Ohio Jewish Chronicle: Local undergrad participates in Yeshiva University’s Volunteer and Service Learning Missions program during winter break NJ Jewish Standard: Finding a Jewish future around the world Baltimore Jewish Times: Pikesville woman takes trip that changes her life eJewish Philanthropy: 91 YU Students Spent Break on Community Building Missions Around the World REBBETZIN: THE ULTIMATE BALANCING ACT The Rebbetzin Esther Rosenblatt Yarchei Kallah for Rebbetzins   The Rebbetzin Esther Rosenblatt Yarchei Kallah for rebbetzins took place on January 7th and 8th in Teaneck, NJ under the leadership of Mrs. Meira Davis, a rebbetzin in Hollywood, FL and an exceptional leader and mentor. The purpose of this program is to give rabbis’ wives the opportunity to meet with seasoned professionals to discuss issues of self, family, and community in a safe and supportive environment.  In the News The Jewish Voice: Rebbetzin: The Ultimate Balancing Act REIMAGINING JEWISH EDUCATION Participants On Yeshiva University Experiential Jewish Education Certificate Program Professionalize Their Passion   In the first week of January, seventeen educators convened for Seminar II in the Certificate Program in Experiential Jewish Education. The Seminar took place at Camp JCA Shalom, in the mountains of Malibu, California. Coming from around the country, these seventeen educators are impacting Jewish communities through their work in schools, youth movements, Israel programs and more. Over the course of eight days the seminar participants worked with mentors, selected speakers as well as Rabbi Brander and Shuki Taylor from CJF's team. RABBINIC MARRIAGE COUNSELING COURSE ONLINE CJF-RIETS Series Teaches Rabbis Effective Methods for Addressing Relationship Issues   Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future (CJF) and affiliate Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Rabbinical Theological Seminary (RIETS) has launched a comprehensive “Rabbinic Marriage Counseling” course that aims to develop communal rabbis’ skills and techniques in assisting couples through every stage of relationship—from dating and marriage to crisis, death and divorce. In the News Washington Jewish Week: For the people: Defining the rabbi's role Jewish Tribune: Rabbis aim to up their marriage counselling game with online lectures Jewish Standard: Sensitizing Rabbis Kansas City Jewish Chronicle: Student of Relationships San Diego Jewish Journal: 1st Rabbinic Marriage Counseling Course Available Online Hebrew Watchman: R' Joel Finkelstein taking Rabbinic Marriage Counseling Course Tribe Magazine: When a Rabbi’s Guidance Is Needed WOMEN'S BEIT MIDRASH Weekly Course for Women Featuring Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter & Rabbi Hayyim Angel   Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future (CJF) launched a new Women’s Beit Midrash Program on February 5 at Stern College for Women’s Israel Henry Beren campus in Manhattan for participants of all ages. The six-week program, developed in conjunction with the University’s Office of Alumni Affairs and New Jersey and Long Island Regional offices, features Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, University Professor of Jewish History and Jewish Thought and senior scholar of the CJF, and Yeshiva College Jewish Studies faculty member Rabbi Hayyim Angel. REMEMBERING THE RAV CJF-RIETS To Host Yom Iyun To Mark 20th Yahrtzeit Of Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik zt"l   On Sunday, April 14, 2013, Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future and RIETS will dedicate a Yom Iyun in honor of the 20th Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik zt”l on the Wilf Campus. This historic occasion will highlight the life, teachings and legacy of the Rav z”l. The Yom Iyun will feature a panel discussion on the life and teachings of the Rav; different themed breakout sessions given by outstanding scholars based on the teachings of the Rav, a screening of the “Lonely Man of Faith” and a museum exhibit highlighting the Rav’s life and impact. Area high schools will also be invited to participate in this special program. Some of the day’s events will be live-streamed for online viewing, allowing people from all over to take part in this momentous day. READY FOR SOME TORAH?!? YU Halftime Show 2013 Seen By Thousands   Yeshiva University presented its second annual YU Torah Halftime Show featuring exciting and inspiring presentations on “Torah and Sports” topics from Rabbi Kenneth Brander, David Mitzner Dean of the Center for the Jewish Future; Charlie Harary, clinical professor of management and entrepreneurship at Sy Syms School of Business; and C.B. Neugroschl, head of school at Yeshiva University High School for Girls. The show went live on game day, Sunday, February 3 and was watched by over 20,000 viewers across the country. Related Watch the Halftime Show on YouTube In the news Washington Post: At halftime, a religious alternative to Beyonce Jewish Press: YU crashes Super Bowl with its own Halftime show Baltimore Jewish Life: YU's Torah Halftime Show to Tackle Torah and Sports During Super Bowl XLVII

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	Introduction - Rabbi Kenneth Brander (David Mitzner Dean, YU's Center for the Jewish Future) Secret Identities - Mrs. Nechama Price (Jewish Studies Faculty, Stern College for Women) Esther Hamalkah: The key to unlocking another layer of the Purim story - Rabbi Ian Shaffer (Jewish Studies Faculty, Stern College for Women) Genetics & Epigenetics in the Purim Miracle - Rabbi Dr. Moshe D. Tendler (Rosh Yeshiva, RIETS) Maintaining Peace of Mind in a High Speed World - Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Weinberg (Mashgiach and Rebbe, Stone Beit Midrash Program) Collected Insights from members of the Masters of Arts in Biblical and Talmudic Interpretation program at Stern College for Women (Ms. Goldie Guy, Ms. Mitzi Steiner, Ms. Galit Wernick) Plus 3 more years of Purim To-Go issues with additional articles and divrei Torah

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This week on YUTorah - Terumah, Purim To-Go, and Getting Ready for Purim

Having trouble seeing this email? View it in a browser Parshat Terumah • Adar 2-8 Audio Shiurim on Terumah Rabbi Elchanan Adler: Chronology of Binyan HaMishkan Rabbi Hanan Balk: The Mishkan as an Expression of the Human Body Rabbi Eli Belizon: The Requirement to Guard Teruma Rabbi Yosef Blau: Generosity of Heart, Sense of Obligation Rabbi Reuven Brand: The Unique Role of the Aron Rabbi Kenneth Brander: The Importance of the Aron Rabbi Chaim Brovender: Out of Order? More on "Ain Mukdam uMe'uchar" Rabbi Avishai David: The Need for the Mishkan Rabbi Ally Ehrman: The Mikdash And The Keilim Rabbi Chaim Eisenstein: Sanctifying the Material Rabbi Yaacov Feit: Building the Mishkan, Building the Mikdash, Building Ourselves Rabbi Daniel Z. Feldman: Priorities in Giving Rabbi Joel Finkelstein: Secret Sanctum Rabbi Asher Friedman: The House of God Rabbi Barry Gelman: A Palace of Lovers: Do We Really Need A Mishkan Rabbi Efrem Goldberg: Answering Hashem’s Bid for Connection Mrs. Yael Goldfischer: Making sense of the chronology in the second half of sefer shemot Rabbi Yehuda Goldschmidt: Let's Unite Now Rabbi Meir Goldwicht: And You Shall Make Two Golden Keruvim Rabbi Ephraim Greene: Being a Vessel for Torah Rabbi Shalom Hammer: Foundations of Flexibility Rabbi David Hirsch: Just One Mitzva Rabbi Jesse Horn: Jewish nationalism Rabbi Aharon Kahn: Should we have built the Bais Hamikdash sooner Rabbi Ari Kahn: The Golden Calf, Mishkan, and Merkavah Rabbi Yisroel Kaminetsky: Lessons from the Mishkan Rabbi Eliakim Koenigsberg: The Value of Effort Rabbi Akiva Koenigsberg: אין קטיגור נעשה סניגור Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz: Giving, Not Receiving Rabbi Eliezer Lerner: Hashem Only Asks What We Are Able To Do Rabbi Ben Leybovich: Commitment to Satiate Rabbi Dovid Miller: Where is Gemilas Chasadim in the Mishkan? Rabbi Yaakov Neuburger: Mishkan as an extension of Hashem's presence on Har Sinai Rabbi Dani Rapp: Recycling Torah, Literally: Shaimos in Halacha Rabbi Zvi Romm: The Roles of the Mishkan and the Mikdash Rabbi Michael Rosensweig: From Terumah to Pikudei: The Philosophico-Teleological Template of the Mishkan and Its Relevance To Our Avodas HaSheim Rabbi Yonason Sacks: The Mitzvah of Making the Klei Hamikdash Mrs Ilana Saks: Illuminating the Menorah Rabbi Hershel Schachter: Bringing the Beis Hamikdash into our Living Room Rabbi Avi Schneider: Getting Lost in the Details Rabbi Eli Baruch Shulman: Priest-Man's Burden: Carrying the Mishkan Rabbi Baruch Simon: Kabbalas Hatorah and Trumas Nedavah Mrs. Shira Smiles: Northern Nexus Rabbi Aaron Soloveichik: The Kedusha of the Mishkan Rabbi Chayim Soloveichik: Taking a Moment- The Mishkan Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik: The Mitzvah to Build the Beit Hamikdash Rabbi Reuven Spolter: The Powerful Message of the Shulchan Rabbi Moshe Taragin: A Room for the Father Rabbi Michael Taubes: Spending Money on Mitzvos How Much Rabbi Mordechai Torczyner: The Aron in the Mishkan Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Weinberg: It's Never too Early to Start Planning Ahead Rabbi Yehuda Werblowsky: Just do Your Best Rabbi Mordechai Willig: Making Your Torah Primary Rabbi Andi Yudin: Torah on the GO! Rabbi Ari Zahtz:Is a Mishkan Ideal? Rabbi Eliezer Zwickler: The Mishkan As A Kappara Articles on Teruma Rabbi Shlomo Einhorn: Step by Step Rabbi Ari Fuld: The Significance of Gold and Wood Rabbi Beinish Ginsburg: Lessons of the Lechem Hapanim Rabbi Ozer Glickman: Alone Rabbi Shmuel Goldin: Why Build It At All? Rabbi Avraham Gordimer: Unequal Donations? Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb: Tzedakah: Helping Others – and Yourself Rabbi Maury Grebenau: The Gift That Keeps On Giving Rabbi Mordechai Greenberg: סיני ומשכן Rabbi Josh Hoffman: Flying in Learning Rabbi David Horwitz: The Keruvim (Cherubs): Problems and Solutions Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl: The Mishkan, Shofar, and Purim - Torah Obligations? Rabbi Meir Orlian: The Length and Width of the Ark Rabbi Avraham Rivlin: ושכנתי בתוך בני ישראל Rabbi Yehuda Septimus: Mishkan the First and Mishkan the Second: A Majestic – and Humble – Abode Parsha Sheets on Teruma MTA (YU High School for Boys): Shema Koleinu SOY-YU: Einayim L'Torah HALB: Dvarim Hayotzim Min Halev YU Torah Mitzion Beit Midrash Zichron Dov: Toronto Torah Rabbi Jeremy Wieder: Laining for Parshat Teruma See all shiurim on YUTorah for Parshat Teruma Recordings from the Program on February 10, 2013 Rabbi Nachman Cohen: Esther’s Plea: Understanding the Midrashic Disputes of R. Yehoshua b. Chanania and R. Elazar of Modi’in Rabbi Meir Goldwicht: משנכנס אדר מרבים בשמחה Ms. Miriam Krupka: Fifty Terms for Snow...? Discovering Linguistic Trends in the Book of Shemot Rabbi Reuven Taragin: The Hand of G-d and Man in Megilat Ester To learn more, please visit www.kollelyomrishon.org and www.midreshetyomrishon.org. The Abraham Arbesfeld Kollel Yom Rishon for Men and Millie Arbesfeld Midreshet Yom Rishon for Women are programs of Yeshiva University's Center for the Jewish Future. Daf Yomi Highlights for the week of Shabbos 126-132 Halacha from the Daily Daf with Rabbi Chaim Eisenstein: Fasting on One's Wedding Day, If the Mezuzah on the Doorpost is Pasul, When Does a Pregnant Woman Become a Niddah, Shelling Peanuts on Shabbos Halacha from the Daily Daf with Rabbi Yona Reiss: Judging others favorably, Measuring on Shabbos Halacha from the Daily Daf with Rabbi Mordechai Willig: Illness on Shabbos Quick Daf Yomi Review with Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz The Benjamin and Rose Berger Purim To-Go® The Benjamin and Rose Berger Purim To-Go 5773 is now online, with articles on Purim from YU faculty and Torah scholars. You can also download 3 years of archives to keep you busy until way after Purim! View the To-Go page here The learning this week was sponsored in memory of Myriam bat Shlomo HaCohen, Hon. Myriam J. Altman, by Kenny and Julie Pinczower in honor of their son David Pinczower turning Bar Mitzvah, and with gratitude to YU from the Denver Kehilla. Sponsor a day of learning on YUTorah New This Week Leil Iyun on Dating Rabbi Josh Blass, Dr. David Pelcovitz, Dr. Efrat Sobolofsky Holy Chutzpah - Don't be Embarassed Rabbi Chaim Eisenstein Parenting Perspectives: More Nonverbal communication: Hugs and Listening Rabbi Beinish Ginsburg I'll Have A Salad Business Meetings In Non Kosher Restaurants Rabbi Beni Krohn Earning a Kosher Living Rabbi Zev Leff The Importance of Character in Torah Leadership Positions Rabbi Yona Reiss Purim and the Geulah Rabbi Hershel Schachter Corrupting Justice:Do the Ends Justify the Means in Dinei Torah?? Shay Schachter Demons and Delusions - Are Sheidim Real? Rabbi Tsvi Selengut Brachos on Vegetable and Kneidlach Soup Rabbi Baruch Simon The Limits of Chesed Rabbi Chayim Soloveichik Nature, Miracles, and Magic Rabbi Daniel Stein Addiction and Torah Rabbi Shais Taub More Than Just a Book: The Past, Present and Future of Seforim Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Weinberg Logic, quantum physics, and divine omnipotence: Is God bound by logic? Rabbi Netanel Wiederblank

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