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Parsha Ha’Azinu: Good religion impacts humanity as a gentle rain – San Diego Jewish World (opens the original)
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By Rabbi Dr. Michael Leo Samuel in Chula Vista, California Faith and religion—are they actually good for people, or are they an ancient, stubborn habit that leaves humanity morally stunted? What, if anything, is the real value of faith? Jonathan Swift answered with razor-sharp irony: “We have just enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another.” Charles Caleb Colton put an even finer point on it: “Men will wrangle for religion; write for it, fight for it, die for it;
Israeli researchers say it may be okay for Type1 diabetes sufferers to fast, with provisos, for Yom Kippur – San Diego Jewish World (opens the original)
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JERUSALEM, Israel (Press Release) — As Yom Kippur approaches, many people with type 1 diabetes will once again face a difficult question: Is it possible to observe the fast without putting their health at risk? A new study conducted jointly by the Jerusalem College of Technology (JCT) and Shaare Zedek Medical Center offers encouraging findings, showing that advanced diabetes technologies may enable many people with type 1 diabetes to fast safely. The study, conducted by the diabetes clinic team
Satire: Masculinizing the US military – San Diego Jewish World (opens the original)
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Today the Pentagon issued its guidelines for mandatory testosterone testing of men in the armed forces who are 30 or over. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth worries that these men need more testosterone to become aggressive warriors who are strong enough to commit war crimes. He believes that hormone deficiency in older marines, sailors, and soldiers accounts for why Iran was not beaten into total submission in four to five weeks as President Trump initially predicted. Although the US arsenal of we
Descent from the Mountain – San Diego Jewish World (opens the original)
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When they reached the foot of Moriah, the father could no longer and it was then that the boy knew his fate, and he felt more pity than fear when he asked, “Where is the lamb?” And when they reached the summit, the boy put forth his hands to be bound, without a word being spoken between them. The father could not speak to his son, or stroke his hair, or give any token of his love. Anything that would weaken his resolve was left behind. And when he raised the knife, the only sound that could be h
A message for women on Yom Kippur – San Diego Jewish World (opens the original)
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Yom Kippur asks us to slow down and come back to what matters. Teshuvah is often translated as repentance, but its deeper meaning is return, returning to ourselves, our values, our relationships, and the woman we want to be. As women, so much of our lives can be spent caring for others. We remember birthdays, answer messages, make plans, offer support, and notice what everyone else needs. We often carry more than anyone realizes. Yom Kippur gives us permission to pause. For a little while, we ca
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