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Meet My Baby

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Meet My Baby

By Da'as Hedyot

October 18, 2011 / 22 comments

The baby and the bathwater. What to keep and what to throw away.
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Tags: baby and bathwater, featured, frumkeit, God, Judaism, kosher, religion, shabbos, yiddishkeit
Posted in Best of the Blogs, Editor's Picks, Essays, Off the Derech, Opinion, Religion, Topics

The Apikores

Opinion

The Apikores

By Gutman Braun

July 19, 2011 / 19 comments

An Apikores reflects on his Epicurean inclinations.
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Tags: apikores, Epicurus, frumkeit, Opinion, religion, Voltaire, yeshiva
Posted in Essays, Off the Derech, Opinion, Reflections, Religion, Topics

News Roundup – Tue. 2/23

News Roundup – Tue. 2/23

By Berl Blackman

February 23, 2010 / 19 comments

I’d smash a ten-year-old crappy Toshiba too, if I had one. But these people turned it into a religious ceremony. In a clip posted on YouTube, a rabbi holds an old Toshiba laptop and very ceremoniously announces his …


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