Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the age-old sources and causes of Anti-Semitism, both politically and spiritually. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the emotional, spiritual, and societal benefits of being a passionate donor, and why tzedakah is one of the most Jewish of traits.  

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox describe the intellectual and cultural clash between the Jewish and Greek people, and how the force behind the Jewish people's  victory was instigated from the uncomplicated devotion of the simpler Jews and their unwavering morality. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox explore the deeper meaning of the mitzvah of "Tzitzit," discussing the role of clothing in Judaism and how these specially made fringed garments have the ability to change a person's entire perspective. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox delve in to one of the strangest episodes in the Torah, God asking Abraham to do the unthinkable, how this plays out in the end, and affects to this very day. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the merits and advantages of Jewish Marriage and why the Torah encourages Jewish people to marry one another, both from a practical as well as philosophical perspective. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox explore the origin of bris milah, and the deeper meaning behind this quintessential and universal Jewish mitzvah. 

For a continued understanding of how circumcision connects to Jewish intimacy and marriage, please check out "Why Marry Jewish" in the So, "What Does Judaism Say About ____" series. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the merits of both these great Torah personalities and the special attribute that Abraham imbued to become the father of the Jewish people and the future of global monotheism. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox delve into the spiritual struggles of Cane & Abel, and how Cane came to kill Abel. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox delve into the story of Adam & Eve in the garden of Eden, explain what the struggle was really about, and how we all relate to this struggle on a daily basis.