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“Torah Lights” – Ki Tisa 5781
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“There will never be a prophet greater than Moshe” Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s
Insights into Parshat Ki Tisa
18 hours ago
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Here is Real Magic
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This is an excerpt from 'Here is Real Magic' by Nate Staniforth. It's also
the best thing I've read lately. (The one thing you need to know to
understan...
1 week ago
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Closeness and The Capitol
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Remarks shared with Hillel colleagues, January 2021: As always, I’m so
thankful for such a stellar group of colleagues and for the space that’s
been create...
1 month ago
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Parshiyot of Miracles and Wonders by Rabba Claudia Marbach
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Parshiyot of Miracles and Wonders To paraphrase Paul Simon, “these are
parshiyot of miracles and wonders.” Perhaps it is because we know these
stories so w...
2 years ago
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Parsha Perspectives: Parshat Terumah
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Parsha Perspectives: Parshat Terumah
Insights into Parshat Terumah by Rabbi Eliahu Birnbaum – Director of OTS's
Beren-Amiel and Straus-Amiel Emissary Tra...
3 years ago
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Update on Tuvia Perlman
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On Tuesday, I published a Facebook post about a man named Tuvia Perlman,
who worked as a teacher and a choir director in Milwaukee after moving
there from ...
3 years ago
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"Coming out” as a parent of a gay child
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March 7, 2017, 1:47 pm
My elder son David was fifteen when he told us he was gay – not that he had
actually intended to tell us quite then.
He said he was...
3 years ago
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When There Is No Derech from Which to Stray
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This weekend I had the amazing opportunity to represent (JQY) Jewish Queer
Youth at Keshet's Shabbaton for LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,
and ...
6 years ago
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All this happened!
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rabbi-shmuly-yanklowitz/orthodox-rabbi-gay-marriage_b_4452154.html
A modern orthodox rabbi "comes out" in support of gay rights...
7 years ago
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Blogging for Me
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When I came out, it wasn’t for anyone but myself. I came out to be true to
who I was, because there was something inside of me that kept me from being
my...
7 years ago
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Hello world!
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On Christmas morning, 2012, I woke up to an email from a friend, responding
to an email I had sent in June. In that June coming-out email, I had
announced ...
8 years ago
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Remember me?! UPDATE!
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Hello everyone!
Sorry I haven't written anything in quite awhile, but these past six
months have been very grueling! I was in two schools (LIM Col...
8 years ago
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Everyone is Special
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A few weeks ago, I was at a popular yeshiva day school in the tri-state
area. While I was there, the school was holding a “parade” to celebrate the
boys’...
8 years ago
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Impact
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I know I haven't written in quite a while- over a month, actually. It's
partly been because life has been extra-busy recently, and mostly because
of the wr...
9 years ago
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The Spouse Hunt
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I grew up with the mentality of looking at anyone who even thought to get
married before securing a job as completely ridicules and irresponsible. I
have r...
11 years ago
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http://www.beliefnet.com/section/quiz/index.asp?surveyID=27
ReplyDeletethat is a good link for a little test to take. I do not think you can separate the two. You are one of three people I know who have come from very fundamentalist backgrounds, and It is interesting to watch how each of you are handling your religious instruction with regard to your reality. It seems that you either turn against the religion of your youth, become agnostic or atheist, or quietly just be yourself where ever you go. That would be to participate in the religion that you are familiar with,and at the same time be honest about who you are. In years past, I sat in pews with people who "hated" me, but a well known s social conservative columnist who attends my church seems to have a much better rapport with gay members of my church these days. By really practicing my religious beliefs, I become more spiritual.