Torah Observant Jew + Patent Attorney
The Paradox of Choice To be “holy,” in the langauge of the Torah is “kadosh.” This literally means to “separate.” The Museum of Science in Boston actually has an entire exhibit, as of 5773...
As readers have pointed out various nitpicks with the article, italics and crossouts represent corrected information to make it most accurate. The “Women of the Wall” Controversy Recently, a tiny group of American-born Heterodox Jews...
It is often hard to get caught up in the physicality that surrounds us. People tend to think that their hard work will make them rich. But it is not so. My salesman example...
This post is a continuation of Considering the Existence of a Creator: Part I – Gerbils. Who Collapsed the Wave Function? As noted in the prior post, in my most secular days, I would...
Introduction Many people today have everything they need, but yet, are depressed because . . . what’s it all for? In Annie Hall, Woody Allen does a great job of explaining his childhood depression,...
Intro Rav Zev Leff came to speak in my town, and during a portion of his talk, I was daydreaming about starting a blog about showing others why Torah observant Jews . . . are...
The outline is below, but it’s easier to read if you pop it out into full screen view – click this: Iyov outline. Related PostsSix Days of Creation – Broad Philosophical AnswerThis is a continuation...