I work in the line of healing and unfortunately a patient of mine just passed away. I feel as though it was my fault, because though I did all I could, I didn’t save her. This is the first time I have experienced this, and was wondering, does Judaism have any insight on dealing with [...]

When it comes to mental health, the Internet gets a bad rap. There are countless studies that suggest regular access to the Internet is linked to stress, anxiety and addiction. But before you stop tweeting and toss out your iPhone, it turns out that spending time on the Web could actually be making you happier. [...]

In truth, all of humanity tends to indulge in the “Chosen” concept. Nations like religions all see themselves as special. Believe it or not the word China means “Center of the universe.” In Defense Of The “Chosen” Doctrine By Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Jax, Fl. It’s The Jews Again! Jerusalem (SatireWire.com) Update — Jews, whose troubled, [...]

B”H Bracha Ebriani USC ’10 Be-True, Campus Representative “I” and Y-O-U: The “Why” between “I” “Owe” “You” “Man says he wants to bring peace to others, but in order to do that he must first find it within his own life” (Muhaiyaddeen, 8). The current state of most Americans has transformed from one of resistance [...]

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By Yehoshua Nagel Growing up in Sydney, Australia, the Jewish community seemed to be perpetually aware and concerned with issues of Jewish continuity in regards assimilation, intermarriage as well as physical threats. However, the issue of missionaries and peer-to-peer proselytizing was either disregarded, or completely ignored. This was exemplified by a friend in Adelaide who [...]

The second annual Be True Conference brought together Jewish students from across Southern California as well as students from Arizona to “understand, promote and strengthen Jewish identity” against missionary activities and challenges to their faith.