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Why We Can’t Judge Comey’s Dismissal As Simply Good Or Bad
Why we must fight the temptation to let our own bias impose a black and white perspective on a situation that has many shades.
Michael Bernstein, a Rabbi, has served since 2009 as Rabbi of Congregation Gesher L'Torah, a vibrant and dynamic Synagogue community in north Atlanta where each person's story is embraced and Judaism is personal. He was ordained as a conservative Rabbi at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York in 1999. He and his wife Tracie have three children, Ayelet, Yaron and Liana.
Why we must fight the temptation to let our own bias impose a black and white perspective on a situation that has many shades.
In an age where identity politics has become popular, it is increasingly important to realize their limitations.
Before we can know where we stand on any issue, we first must answer the question that God asked Adam, "Where are you?".
It's time to start thinking about how we will address the "other side" the day after the election ends.
That's right, Pokemon Go can teach us about God. But maybe more in what it does not possess than in what it does.
What the play "Hamilton" can teach us about Hamilton himself, and America's ever-evolving relationship with the Second Amendment.
In the spiritual world, pride gets a bad rap. How, then, can one balance the value of humility with pride?
Spiritual lessons from the Very Hungry Caterpillar.
A year ago, after the massacre at Charlie Hebdo, one of the most prevalent responses was the declaration “Je suis Charlie”, I am Charlie. Soon after as the terrible assault...
Donald Trump makes me think of George Orwell, but perhaps not for the reason one might expect. My association is not with the totalitarian state described in Orwell’s book, 1984,...