<p>When do we walk out on God, and when should we stay? How do we keep going, and how do we find meaning, when our lives get hard?</p> <p>Rabbi Yael Splansky of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto explores a Talmudic text (Ta'anit 25b) with Rabbi Lisa Goldstein and Rabbi Jason Rosenberg.</p>

When do we walk out on God, and when should we stay? How do we keep going, and how do we find meaning, when our lives get hard? Rabbi Yael Splansky of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto explores a Talmudic text (Ta'anit 25b) with Rabbi Lisa Goldstein and Rabbi Jason Rosenberg.

Rabbi Yael Splansky: Walking Out on God?

"HaYom" means "today," or "THE day." 

Over the course of the Yamim Noraim, the ten days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur,  Rabbis Chuck Briskin, Fred Greene and Jason Rosenberg and a variety of guests will bring each of you something special: a favorite teaching, in the hopes that your day will become a little more holy.

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"HaYom" means "today," or "THE day." Over the course of the Yamim Noraim, the ten days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, Rabbis Chuck Briskin, Fred Greene and Jason Rosenberg and a variety of guests will bring each of you something special: a favorite teaching, in the hopes that your day will become a little more holy.

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