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Learning

Learning

Learning, in Judaism, is more than just acquiring knowledge.

We question what we study, challenge and wrestle with it, with a vision towards making our learning active in our lives.

As we build this section, we will be sharing content about content about Jewish text, history, and ethics, in addition to Conservative Judaism and Israel.

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Torah

Guiding Questions: Numbers 26

Guiding Questions: Psalms 56

Guiding Questions: Psalms 83

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Ethics

Talmudic Discussions on Monopolies

Ethical Approaches to Advertising: A Jewish Perspective

Commerce and Competition in Jewish Law

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Inclusion

Three Types of Prohibited Speech According to Jewish Law

Does Prohibited Speech Apply to the Internet?

Biblical Texts Addressing Gossip

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Mitzvot and the Nature of Judaism

Mitzvot, often translated as “commandments,” are part of how Jews engage with actualizing Judaism.

Shabbat for Jewish Pets and Their Owners

Shabbat for Jewish Pets and Their Owners

Marriage As Mitzvah

Marriage As Mitzvah

Balancing Work and Faith: The Dilemma of Modern Jewish Life

Balancing Work and Faith: The Dilemma of Modern Jewish Life

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Why Conservative Judaism Changed Sacrifices in the Prayer Book

Why Conservative Judaism Changed Sacrifices in the Prayer Book

The Why of Torah is Torah: Our Need for Torah Lishmah

The Why of Torah is Torah: Our Need for Torah Lishmah

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