the science of Jewish Morality
judaism’s practical framework for translating abstract values into messy, real life
how do you create meaning?
life's great challenge
All world religions and great philosophies grapple with the meaning of life. For Judaism, it’s struggle to understand meaning is unique. Instead of transcendence or contemplating hidden secrets, Judaism forges a different path. It argues the only path to understand truth is to act it out. By bringing into the world truth, with our bare hands, we fully know it. This series outlines Judaism’s unique perspective. It shows how truth is the dynamic moral act of creation.
Bringing It All Together
God created us to learn how to love. What’s getting in the way of learning?
The Prohibition of Gullibility
Jewish wisdom doesn’t end with revelation. Reason must be behind the wheel driving. Learn about the most important commandment – thou shalt not be gullible
Outside the Letter of Divine Law?
Is living outside the letter of the law possible when that law is divine?
How Religion Strengthens Stability and Trust
This lecture describes how religion enhances personal stability and social trust.
Love is Sharing the Journey of Life
How can we best be there for the people we care most about? This class tackles that problem.
Man as Moral Predator and Prey
Psychology and Jewish theology both take the view that our sense of self is made of different parts. This class explores this idea and opens up the question, who are we “really”?
Facing Order and Chaos
The first step to develop a healthy relationship with yourself is to tap into self compassion and your intrinsic greatness.
Why Did God Create The World?
Jewish law is a map that enables us to stand up against the tragedies of life and actually thrive.