Why Judaism – Nitzavim Covenant & Conversation This week’s parsha raises a question that goes to the heart of Judaism, but...
Jonathan Sacks – The Pursuit of Joy Happiness, said Aristotle, is the ultimate goal at which all humans aim.[1] But in...
Jonathan Sacks – On Creative Minorities The following is a transcript of The Erasmus Lecture, delivered by Rabbi Sacks for First Things...
Jonathan Sacks – Environmental Responsibility Some commands in the Torah were understood so narrowly by the sages that they were rendered...
Jonathan Sacks – The Second Tithe and the Making of a Strong Society Biblical Israel from the time of Joshua until...
Jonathan Sacks – The Power of Gratitude In the early 1990s one of the great medical research exercises of modern times...
Jonathan Sacks – The Right and the Good Buried among the epic passages in Va-etchanan – among them the Shema...
Jonathan Sacks – Why are there so many Jewish lawyers? At the beginning of Devarim, Moses reviews the history of the Israelites’...
Jonathan Sacks – Retribution and Revenge Mattot-Masei Near the end of Bemidbar, we encounter the law of the cities of refuge:...
Jonathan Sacks – Elijah and the Still, Small Voice Then the word of the Lord came to him: ‘Why are you...
Jonathan Sacks – A people that dwells alone? In the course of blessing the Jewish people Bilaam uttered words that have come...
Jonathan Sacks – “Wars are won by weapons, but peace is won by ideas” I was with the great...
Jonathan Sacks – When truth is sacrificed to power What was wrong with Korach and his fellow rebels? On the...
Jonathan Sacks – Israel Seen – Shelach Lecha You are driving ever so slightly above the speed limit. You see a...
Daniel Goldschmidt – Appalled Delusional remarks at Herzlyia Conf. by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Jonathan Sacks should be telling Jews to fight for...
Jonathan Sacks – From Pain to Humility David Brooks, in his new best seller, The Road to Character,[1] draws a sharp...
Jonathan Sacks – Two Versions of the Moral Life The parsha of Naso contains the laws relating to the...
Jonathan Sacks – The Ever-Repeated Story Bemidbar takes up the story as we left it toward the end of Shemot. The...
Jonathan Sacks – Law as Love-Bemidbar One of the most amusing scenes in Anglo-Jewish history occurred on 14 October 1663....
Jerusalem, the place that lifts you beyond time and space There are moments that make Jerusalem feel like no other place...
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