And on the 2,106,042nd day of Creashun, teh Intarwebs created Lolcats:


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Food for thought, on this 231st Anniversary of our Nation’s declaration of Independence from the British Empire

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First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or ( Read more... )

I've posted a sicha of the Shluffener Rebbe for Purim at my blog. It explores the concepts of avodas hanofesh, its connection to the Megillah, and our place in the Universe.

You know the Bible 98%!

Wow! You are awesome! You are a true Biblical scholar, not just a hearer but a personal reader! The books, the characters, the events, the verses - you know it all! You are fantastic!

Ultimate Bible Quiz
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Amazing. I even beat zsero, and with the same handicap (having to guess at most of the NT ( Read more... )

Or at least, an exhibit at the Jewish Museum.

For all you fans of my sweetest MamaDeb, see here.

So a rav, a reverend and a father walk into a bar...

Milsa debedichusa over.

From the Torah in Motion conference on "The Legacy of the Rav", see

The Rav and the Problem of Evil
and
The Complexity of the Rav - Panel

See on my blog again.

See on my blogspot blog.

Steg described himself in another blog as a "tree-hugging MO". He demonstrated this as follows:

«hugs a tree»
«reads to it a bedtime story from Lonely Man of Faith»

which inspired the following:

The Lonely Bear of FaithLittle JoeBear was looking for his God ( Read more... )

I gave a d'var torah at seudah shlishit this week in memory of my great-uncle Joseph Ezra Wisan, the man whose initials proclaimed his religion. Actually, he wasn't religious, but he was a professor of American history and international relations at City College of New York duirng its heyday as the Poor Man's Harvard, chairing the History ( Read more... )