Having discussed the origins and parameters of Jewish ideas, today we'll discuss the process by which those ideas are integrated into our broader belief system.

In this episode we examine the difference between philosophy and Jewish Thought, as well as where we learn authentic Jewish Ideas.

In this episode we explore the emphasis that the Torah places on learning Machshava (Jewish thought and ideas) —as well as the broader purpose that it serves.

Sukot has so many different unique Mitzvot and ideas. In this episode we’ll explore the common theme between them.

In preparation for Yom Kippur, we explore a new avenue through which we can relate to God- A relationship. How does this understanding improve our Yom Kipur and our religious practice year round.

We’re exploring the concepts of heaven and hell, The Garden of Eden, the Messianic Era, and the Afterlife in the thought of Nachmanides.

One of the pillars of our faith is that punishment and reward await us in the next world in accordance with our behavior in this world. It’s a fundamental believe, but it receives no mentioning in the Torah.

We find in the Talmud and Rishonim short ideas on the creation of the world that leave much to the imagination. We’ll explore those ideas and the depth behind them.

Understanding the larger ideological implications of why God Created the world.

Seeing the commandments as a system for eternal spiritual satisfaction: Rav Kook on Mitzvot