How the site JewBelong is trying to turn Passover, and all of Judaism, on its head: through branding.
This week Canadians are considering physicians-assisted suicide legislation that would allow those suffering from a “serious and incurable illness” to end their lives. This is problematic for Brad, who says we should focus instead on how we can “ease people’s suffering as much as possible as often as possible.”
The positive side of new research that suggest humans will pursue their curiosity despite it being painful.
Is punctuality really just about being “on time?” Or is there more happening? Things like keeping our word, integrity, and respect seem to all play into it as well.
Why are so many faith-based movies so empty? And is there any hope for those of us dying to see a quality one?
Go on a journey into the seder where each step lovingly depicted through a unique piece of art and a short description. This journey is open to all, Jewish or not. Come on in.
Are children and babies sellouts? New research says they might be. The question: what does that teach us about morality in general?
A number of states in the U.S., most recently North Carolina and Mississippi, have passed laws that protect religious freedom. But what are the motives behind these laws? According to Rabbi Brad Hirschfield, true religious freedom comes only when all religions are protected, and that means protecting your own interests, but also the interests of others.
A new study demonstrates how our musical preferences can show how empathetic and/or logical we are.
