<p>Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good. The third book of the Torah starts with a description of sacrifices. The Hebrew word for sacrifice is Korban, with the root "to come close." We come closer to God by elevating our humanity above our animal instincts.</p>

Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good. The third book of the Torah starts with a description of sacrifices. The Hebrew word for sacrifice is Korban, with the root "to come close." We come closer to God by elevating our humanity above our animal instincts.

Taming the Beast

E Pluribus Unum: Out of many, one. 
How can we once again become one nation under God? It's probably not a simple answer. But we can start by returning to the wisdom of the Torah, which is for everyone of every and no faith. We'll explore culture and politics through the lens of Torah and explain the conservative viewpoint.

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E Pluribus Unum: Out of many, one. How can we once again become one nation under God? It's probably not a simple answer. But we can start by returning to the wisdom of the Torah, which is for everyone of every and no faith. We'll explore culture and politics through the lens of Torah and explain the conservative viewpoint.

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Taming the Beast

Taming the Beast