Enter your search terms Submit search form
	Web www.amazines.com

Search Results - Judaism

Type in a word or phrase to search, you can also type in Article ID's separated by commas:

Showing 1 to 25 of 125 Articles matching 'Judaism' in related articles.

Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next >>

1. Obama Whitewashes Islam Christianity and Judaism at Fort Hood November 13, 2009 Yesterday President Barack Hussein Obama spoke at the memorial service at Fort Hood allegedly brought about by the Fort’s Jihadi Shrink Major Nidal Malik Hasan. The country is now gagging on the fact that both the President and the Jihadi shrink share the same name. It appears now that the Fort Hood massacre was masterminded by Imam Anwar al-Awlaki, on direct orders from Allah through Prophet Muhammad according to the plain meaning of the words of the Koran and Hadith. Yesterday at Fort Hood, the President of the United States of America, the son of a Muslim father and a non believer Chri... (read more) Author: Karen Fish

2. The unique qualities of the Holy Land November 01, 2009 The sacred place located in the Middle East, is known for its spiritual connection to the three common religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam. People all over the world travel to the Holy Land to visit its unique and sacred places in order to experience the spiritual and biblical connection, or just to be impressed by its beauty. The Mount of Olives, located in Jerusalem, is a special place mentioned in the old and new testimony which is named because of all the olive trees growing in it. Olive trees grow only in few places in the world. The spiritual connection of olive trees and the b... (read more) Author: Daniel Hefetz

3. Aravot Smashing October 16, 2009 In Honor of the Holy Breslaver’s Yahrtzeit Xerxes was furious. His engineers had constructed a bridge across the Hellespont in 480 BC, and an act of God had taken out the bridge. Xerxes blamed both the sea and the hapless engineers: “As soon as the strait had been bridged, a great storm fell upon it and cut the cables and broke them up. Xerxes commanded that the sea should be punished by lashing, branding, and cursing the water, and that the men who had supervised the bridging of the Hellespont should have their heads cut off.” (Herodotus, Histories 7.35) I know exactly how Xerx... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

4. Neighborhoods in the Sky: Succot October 12, 2009 My wife and I turned onto 26th street, between 6th and 7th, the New York City area known as ‘The Plant District’, and strange things began to happen. Storeowners ran outside and began to pull their security gates down, closing their stores. Others were rushing to cover all the plants on the sidewalk with sheets and blankets. People were staring at us with hatred and fear. We could hear strangers whispering, “Killer!” My wife’s reputation precedes her. People know what happens to plants in our home. The situation was ironic because we were looking for some artificial trees that could survi... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

5. The Security of The Succah October 08, 2009 The twelve-hour drive from Toronto for our annual Succot visit with my grandparents left me bruised, battered, and drained by all the fights my sister began with me. (I, of course, never started a fight.) We arrived in 1968, post riots Baltimore. Although I did not see burned out cars on my grandparents’ block, things were obviously different. There were no children playing on the street. There were bars on the windows of all the homes. My first direct experience with the new realities was when I wanted to cross the gravel path that separated my grandparents’ backyard from the Yeshiva gro... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

6. So Who Invented God Anyway? October 03, 2009 When we look back through antiquity it all gets a little wonky, but there seems to be a consensus. As a matter of fact, many of the middle eastern religions such as Judaism and Christianity can trace their roots directly back to this man. Even his pictures - pale face, brown beard, looking up toward heaven, resembles very closely the pictures representing Christ these days. But perhaps it’s better not to look too closely at our religious heritages (myths and legends from thousands of years ago), because the closer we look, the more uncertain and troubling it can become to a semi-believ... (read more) Author: anagarika eddie rock

7. Succot Contradictions October 02, 2009 I love water. I love the ocean. I love waterfalls. I love to go whitewater rafting. I love to swim. I love the Mikvah – Ritual Bath. I hate water. I hate finding water on the floor of my study. I hate when our garage is flooded. I hate having my clothes soaked by rain. I was listening to a tape of Rav Soloveitchik zt”l as I was walking to shul. It was pouring rain, but I was so moved by the power of his thought and words, that I simply stood on the sidewalk with tears streaming down my face, feeling that I was being showered with the joy of Torah. I loved each drop of rain. I treasur... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

8. Timeless: Precious Moments October 01, 2009 The Chafetz Chaim had an interesting approach to the Talmudic statement that “Whoever forgets the Torah he has studied has forfeit part of his eternal life.” (Chapters of Our Fathers 3:8) It is commonly understood to refer to someone who does not constantly review what he has learned. The Chafetz Chaim once visited a Polish village and met an 85-year-old man, who had witnessed a royal visit more than 80 years earlier. The elderly man could not remember much of his life, but he recalled each and every detail of the king’s visit. He described the royal clothes down to the smallest detail. H... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

9. Israelis, Palestinians Clash in Jerusalem Ahead of Yom Kippur September 27, 2009 Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, in Jerusalem's Old City, 27 Sep 2009Israelis and Palestinians clashed Sunday at a Jerusalem shrine ahead of a Jewish High Holy Day.  Police say nine Israeli police officers and more than a dozen Palestinians were injured.  Israeli police clashed with Palestinians at a disputed holy place in Jerusalem's Old City, which is revered by both Jews and Muslims.Police used stun grenades to disperse about 150 Palestinians who threw stones at tourists visiting the site known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims a... (read more)

10. Ghana's Budding Jewish Community Celebrates High Holidays September 26, 2009 Monday is Yom Kippur - the holiest day of the year for Jews. The holiday will be marked in Jewish communities around the world, including Western Ghana. A small group of people from the Sefwi tribe in western Ghana converted to Judaism in the 1970's. While many Sefwi people observed some Jewish laws for centuries - including refraining from work on Saturdays - this group declared themselves ancestors of ancient Israelites and starting calling themselves Jews.Every year during the high holidays Jews visit a river and throw in bits of bread and cookies, to symbolize getting rid of their sins. Th... (read more)

11. Why I am an Atheist September 24, 2009 The better known religions are of course Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Catholicism, and Hinduism. However there are many more, for example, The Amish, The Brethren, Children of God, Christadelphians, Christian Science, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons), Community of Christ, Eastern Orthodox churches, The Family, Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Polygynists, Jehovah's Witnesses, LDS Restorationists. Messianic Judaism, The Process, Progressive Christianity, Quakers, Community of Christ, Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Unification Church, Unitaria... (read more) Author: sheldon archer

12. Something To Explain September 24, 2009 I was putting the final touches on my first Yom Kippur sermon in my new synagogue. I wanted to begin with an acknowledgment that I hurt people even though I had only been there for a month or two, and I wanted people to learn to ask for forgiveness. I was writing, “Request for Mechilah – forgiveness – on my notes and the phone rang. A friend was calling: “Rabbi, it is the custom that the rabbi begin his Yom Kippur sermon by asking everyone in the congregation for forgiveness.” I thanked him and hung up. I stared at my sermon notes, wondering what to do. When I decided to ask for Mechilah ... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

13. Rosh Hashana: Shades of Light September 09, 2009 It was pitch black when I arrived in the park this morning for my daily walk. Each park bench was occupied by a homeless person. Skunks were rifling through the garbage cans. None of the usual walkers were crazy enough to be there in those conditions. It was also freezing and I considered sitting in the warm car until the sun rose and more people were present. The homeless didn’t scare me; I know many of them, the way Reb Shlomo taught me on our Thursday all-nighters. I was scared of the skunks. OK, I said it! I had a miserable confrontation with a skunk in 1966. It won. I lost.... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

14. FREE real love tarot readings - tarot cards September 09, 2009 HUMANS can no more be pros of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Grey . Writer Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Intelligent Person's Guide to Judaism. He asserts : Man is not an animal, and is therefore his very own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, ancient or modern-man has felt the requirement for trustworthy predictions regarding the future. As clever creatures, we humans study the past, are aware of the present, and are especially interested in the future. A Chinese proverb aptly asserts :... (read more) Author: Perry Burch

15. FREE real love tarot readings - free tarot August 21, 2009 HUMANS can no more be masters of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Grey . Writer Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Smart Person's Guide to Judaism. He claims : Man is not an animal, and is therefore his very own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, ancient or modern-man has felt the requirement for loyal prophecies per the future. As clever creatures, we humans observe the past, are conscious of the present, and are especially interested in the future. A Chinese proverb aptly says: He who could f... (read more) Author: Irvin Morgan

16. FREE real love tarot readings - real love tarot August 10, 2009 HUMANS can no more be experts of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Grey . Writer Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Smart Person's Guide to Judaism. He is saying : Man is not an animal, and is therefore his very own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, traditional or modern-man has felt the need for trustworthy predictions regarding the future. As smart creatures, we humans observe the past, are aware of the present, and are especially interested in the future. A Chinese proverb aptly asserts : He... (read more) Author: Abel James

17. Rabbinical Judaism - Scriptural or Not? August 06, 2009 Definition of Rabbinical Judaism – This term refers to Judaism as controlled by the Rabbis after the destruction of the Temple in 70A.D. The Rabbis incorporate the Talmud into Judaism as canon. This is of course error. All that is built on this error is also by definition error. A bad tree does not produce any good fruit. Matthew 7:17 - Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. Matthew 7:18 - A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit. Matthew 7:19 - Every tree th... (read more) Author: Moshe Greenberg

18. My son/daughter doesn't like their Hebrew school - what should I do? July 31, 2009 "My daughter doesn't like going to her Hebrew school. Tough we have tried another religious school, she keeps complaining that it's too boring, that she learns nothing there and that as a result, she will never be able to read the Parasha for her Bat Mitzva. What should I do? Should I force my kids to go to Hebrew school? Should I hire a tutor instead?" As a Hebrew and a religious school teacher and as a mother I can assure you that you are not the only one facing those dilemmas. Here are a couple of do's and don't do's tips from the book award winning author Roni Rosenthal-Gazit, w... (read more) Author: Roni Rosenthal-Gazit

19. FREE real love tarot readings - tarot cards July 27, 2009 HUMANS can no more be pros of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Gray. Author Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Intelligent Person's Guide to Judaism. He asserts : Man is not an animal, and is therefore always in control of his own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, ancient or modern-man has felt the necessity for loyal prophecies per the future. As intelligent creatures, we humans study the past, are aware of the present, and are particularly curious about the future. A Chinese proverb aptly an... (read more) Author: Abel James

20. FREE real love tarot readings - tarot readings July 24, 2009 HUMANS can no more be experts of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Grey . Writer Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Clever Person's Guide to Judaism. He asserts : Man is not an animal, and is therefore his very own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, traditional or modern-man has felt the necessity for trustworthy prophecies per the future. As smart creatures, we humans study the past, are conscious of the present, and are particularly curious about the future. A Chinese proverb aptly says: He wh... (read more) Author: Stefan Mcclure

21. My Problem With Globalization July 22, 2009 The problem occurs at this point: I must recite a second blessing after “Who creates fruit of the trees”: “Shehechiyanu”: The blessing we recite over a new fruit. The problem, specifically because of globalization is this: The fruit on the left is a Noni. Just a glance at this fruit and its flowers and buds catches my attention, even before I consider its taste. I want my “Shehechiyanu” to be on the best fruit in front of me, and the Noni certainly offers serious competition to the Mangosteen. You have small, light-green buds, and slightly larger white buds that have yet to unfold, and th... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

22. 10 ways to learn Hebrew... fast July 09, 2009 Everybody wants t learn another language. The problem is that most of us don't have the time to "spend" on learning a new language. Roni Rosenthal-Gazit, the author of: "101 Let's Have Fun -101 fun activities that reinforce learning the Hebrew language" gathered for us a list with 10 fast ways to learn the Hebrew language. 1. Listen to music in Hebrew. Pick 3-4 songs that you like in Hebrew and listen to them over and over again. Learn to sing them by heart. 2. If you are a "beginner" – start with pictures book in Hebrew. Read the book over and over again. Use a dictionary (a regular o... (read more) Author: Roni Rosenthal-Gazit

23. Does God Love You? July 08, 2009 God loves them. Most respond,"Yes!"; I then ask the more challenging question: "How do you know?"; That's when it becomes interesting. I invite you to join me in raising a toast to God, Who made it very clear to me, once again, that He must really love me: I met my son for coffee late last night, and in the course of our conversation he told me that he decided to randomly ask people whether they have ever experienced God in their lives. I felt that God was hugging me. One of the most important goals in my life is for my children to experience God's Presence in their lives, and my son was ... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

24. FREE real love tarot readings - free tarot July 01, 2009 HUMANS can no more be masters of their destiny than any other animal, writes evolutionist John Gray. Author Shmuley Boteach expresses quite the opposite view in his book An Clever Person's Guide to Judaism. He asserts : Man is not an animal, and is therefore his very own destiny.Go to our website for free real love tarot readingsKing or commoner, traditional or modern-man has felt the necessity for loyal prophecies per the future. As smart creatures, we humans study the past, are conscious of the present, and are especially interested in the future. A Chinese proverb aptly asserts : He who cou... (read more) Author: Joe The Blogger

25. Walk in The Footsteps of Judaism and Christianity With an Israel Tour June 29, 2009 It could be a challenge to find an experience that is as rich in religious history as a tour of Israel. One of the best ways to see Israel is to join an Israel tour and do some day walking. The Israel guide will take you on a journey through history and culture that is so amazing you might want to visit this area again someday to see more. One of the walking tours that Israel guides make available has a Judean Hills focus and they call it “Between the Mountain and the Sea”. Its main theme is the interesting aspects of Jerusalem, the Judean Hills, the region around Jerusalem and the She... (read more) Author: Yuki Garcia

Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next >>