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The Rambam's 13 Principles of Faith with Rabbi Noach Gruen episodes
- Principle 13: You DON'T Only Live Once!
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What exactly is Judaism's belief in the resurrection of the dead? When does it happen, to who does it happen, and more importantly, WHY does it need to happen?
A touching discussion of the amalgamation of body and soul as well as our faith in the eternity of the yiddishe neshama.
A special concluding shiur of this great series on the Rambam's 13 Principles.50 min - Principle 12 - A New World Order (the Moshiach Manifesto)
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What exactly is the authentic Jewish picture of the Messiah? How does it differ from the Christian version? What will happen in those times?
Why is this era/person so crucial? What would be so bad if things continued as they are now?
How can we know who the real Moshiach is? Does he need to perform miracles?
An eye-opening exploration of the actualization of the universe, may it come speedily in our days!40 min - Principle 11 (pt 3) - Abstemious Altruism, Or Heavenly Hedonism?
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Why did Hashem create the world?
Is the reason for our existence the same as our motivation for doing mitzvos?
We conclude with a tantalizing introduction to the 12th Principle, The Days of Moshiach.34 min - Principle 11 (pt 2) - A World of Pleasure
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What is Heaven like? Why did Hashem make it that way?
How does this world relate to the World to Come?
A fascinating discussion about the role of pleasure and happiness in this world and the next.40 min - Principle 11 (1) - Consequences, Compensation, and Incarceration
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Why doesn't the Torah have a jail system? A fascinating contrast of Western and Torah responses to crime.
Why is reward and punishment indicative of Divine interest?
The inscrutability of each person's life circumstances painted upon a background of Hashem's love.41 min - Principle 10 - Omniscience, Free Choice, and Heavenly Paparazzi
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Do you have free will? How does Hashem's foreknowledge interact with our free will?
Why the concept of paparazzi might be the most empowering factor in your spiritual growth.34 min - Principle 9 (pt 2): The Myth of Supersession (with guest Dr. Michael Weissman)
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Are the Jewish people still the covenanted nation of G-d? Is Hashem's love to us unconditional? How should parents balance unconditional love with setting boundaries/consequences?
Profound wisdom on the topic by Dr. Michael Weissman, the legendary Tidewater psychologist.34 min - Principle 9 (pt 1): The Torah will Never Change
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Why can't the Torah ever change?
Will pigs really be kosher one day? What about the holidays that supposedly will "become battul" when mashiach comes?
A passionate defense of traditional Orthodox theology - it won't be pleasant listening for the politically-correct faint of heart, but it's lots of fun!40 min - Principle 8 (pt 4): You can't make this stuff up!
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Christianity and Islam never dared deny the revelation at Sinai. Instead, they acknowledged it but said Hashem just "changed His mind."
But why didn't they just say the Sinai event never happened?
A powerful tour through the Kuzari's exposition of our emunah in Torah min hashamayim.30 min - Purim 5784: Pleasure, פרישות and the Power of Poppyseeds
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Purim and 2 approaches to the physcial world: Restricting physicality and expressing the soul from within the physical?
Amaleik's battle aginst bris milah and tefillin, and how Esther's story really had a different ending than you might expect.32 min
About The Rambam's 13 Principles of Faith with Rabbi Noach Gruen
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An engaging, in-depth, yet practical investigation of the Rambam's 13 Principles of Faith.
For anyone looking to discover thought-provoking Torah about the most fundamental aspects of…
Judaism.