What does it mean that there is one law for everyone?
Equal application of the law does not result in uniformity of judgment because every case is different.
Weekly Parsha
Rebuking in Public Isn’t Great; It’s Worse Online
It’s not so much what we say, but who we’re talking to, how we say it, and the goal of this communication.
Same-Same: A Sacred Pause at the Battle Monument
While I might not hold cannons in my hands, I am equipped with weapons in the form of words, whose capacity to destroy worlds is arguably just as great
We Decide When Bitterness and Outrage Reign Supreme
“They came to Marah but they could not drink the water from Marah because it was bitter — marim — which is why they called (the place) Marah.”
How Dayeinu Can Help Us Deal with “Enough Already!”
As we look at this world right now, the framing of Dayeinu can be enormously helpful. It requires us to take things one step at a time.
The Possibility Of Change
My Passover seders have changed a lot over the years. I can think of them in different eras. The first … Continue Reading
The World is Full of Mirrors: What Values Do We Want to Reflect?
It is upon us to build and strengthen communities that reflect our values.
The Mystery of the Mishkan – Carrying the Dead With Us
What did they do with Joseph’s bones while traveling through the Sinai desert?
Remembering and Forgetting The Terrible Thing
We usually remember to remember, or we forget to remember; we don’t usually try to remember to forget something.