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Philosophy of Freedom

By Menachem Mirski PhD 01/24/2025 Leave a Comment Filed Under: Sermons

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Thoughts on Parashat Vaera 5785

Prepare for a dry, philosophical thought.

What was the story of the exodus from the Land of Egypt about? Certainly it was about leaving a political entity, an empire with a corrupt political system that was self-serving for its elites. This is the social and political part of the whole process of the liberation of the chosen nation.

But the whole story of Exodus also has its spiritual aspect, not less important than the political one. It was about liberating ourselves from all kinds of habits – moral, psychological, cultural and religious, habits and patterns of behavior that did not allow for a full spiritual and moral development of the Jewish people. We were chosen by God to establish a new political entity in the land of Israel but also a new religious culture and civilization, i.e. Judaism, that would elevate human spiritual condition, necessary to create a just society…

Beit Trojmiasto Continues!

By Rabbi Haim Dov Beliak 01/10/2025 Leave a Comment Filed Under: Congregational Happenings, Holidays, Shabbat

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Wandering Among Disasters

By Menachem Mirski PhD 01/10/2025 Leave a Comment Filed Under: Sermons

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Thoughts on Parashat Shemot 5785

Why did we (i.e. our ancestors) settle in Egypt?
Because of the natural disaster – there was a drought and famine in the land of Canaan and that forced Jacob and his family to go to Egypt. Thank God, one of our brothers – Joseph – was already there. We know that he ended up there out of nefarious actions, yet God used these actions and turned them into our blessing. That’s one of His powers – to turn a wicked act into something good. But we should never provoke God to use this power.

Turning Points in Jewish History; The First Class

By Rabbi Haim Dov Beliak 01/09/2025 Leave a Comment Filed Under: Becoming Jewish, Conversion Issues, Educational Guides, Press Release, Step-by-Step

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Join us for the inaugural class The Polish translation of Turning Points in Jewish History by Marc Rosenstein

Rabbis Mirski, Kirschenbaum, and Klimowa will present the inaugural multi-session class based on Rabbi Marc Rosenstein’s Turning Points in Jewish History. 

Friends of Jewish Renewal in Poland sponsored the curriculum’s translation for the Polish audience. The initial class will be open to Polish speakers and English speakers. We invite people to join us for this auspicious beginning. 

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