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Sabado, Pebrero 07, 2026
Biyernes, Hulyo 05, 2024
Linggo, Enero 14, 2024
EDUCATIONAL TRANSITION FROM ROCKLAND COUNTY, NEW YORK TO PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA
Larry: It is generally believed the custom of reading a portion of the Torah each week, completing the reading of the entire Torah in one year, and repeating the cycle the following year began following the return from Babylonian captivity. While some critical of this practice say it originated in Babylon, this is not the case. Systematic reading of Torah is an outcome of the return.
ANDREW LAPIN/JTA, GABE FRIEDMAN/JTA: Cline's museum won't introduce the concept until seventh grade: "We find that any younger and they aren't able to intellectually engage with this material, which is an essential piece."
I was first introduced to the Holocaust, when I first viewed the 1959 film version of The Diary of Anne Frank during a Grade School assembly. I remember my teacher, Mrs. Diamond, looking worried, when I glanced back at her. As far as I know, Phoenix has not yet learned of the subject. He is in 6th grade.
Maria Angelita Delfin Aycardo: Because I accepted your invitation to be here today, I was attacked online and called antisemitic by money and power because they want money and power, while the other side was already attacking me because I had shared a stage with Hillary Clinton.
Alexander von Bismarck: most young people look not at the mainstream – they look at the social media
Martes, Disyembre 12, 2023
Huwebes, Setyembre 30, 2021
"ONLY BEGOTTEN SON"
HAROLD KUSHNER: Our mind and conscience are the dimension we share with God. Jews worship God through study.
BOAZ MICHAEL: What do you think of when you hear the word "worship"? Singing? Dancing? Raising hands? Bowing, kneeling, or lying prostrate? We all know better—we know that there is more to worship than outwardly expressing emotions toward God. The sages inform us that one way we can worship God is through learning.
RUTH LANGER: Later Jewish communities and their leaders continually refined the details of the system they inherited to reflect their changing understandings of acceptable, meaningful, and constructive worship. These understandings have in turn been shaped not only by liturgical halakhah and active custom, but by new intellectual and social currents and by the vicissitudes of Jewish history.
LIEL LEIBOVITZ: We want them to become neighbors who care for the needy next door. We want them to become children who care for their parents as they age.
SHMUEL RABINOWITZ: Is it even conceivable that man can imitate God? The Torah answers this unequivocally. Yes. Man can, and is even obligated to, follow in the path of God.
Brad Wilcox and Sam Richardson: Finally, the rising fortunes of Orthodox Judaism also suggest lessons for other Abrahamic traditions that would like to see their fortunes sustained in the 21st century. Beyond attending services, focus on family devotions, plug into your own faith's religious media and music, and make regular pilgrimages to places that are meaningful for your tradition. Such steps are likely to protect you, your children and your community from the secular currents eroding the faith of many faithful young adults today.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church: Jesus Christ was Mary's only child.
Glenn Sunshine and Jerry Trousdale with Greg Benoi: Members of Discovery Groups are also encouraged to tell others about what they are learning. So, even before they come to faith, they are discipled into sharing what they are learning about God. As a result, when they do come to faith, it is the most natural thing in the world to them to share it with others, to start new Discover Groups, and even to found simple churches.
DEBRA R. BLANK: upon examination, a boy's vows even from the age of 12 and one day will be accepted.
Nathan Heller: According to the Harvard Crimson, which conducts an annual survey, more than sixty per cent of the members of the class of 2020 planning to enter the workforce were going into tech, finance, or consulting.
MITCHEL MALKUS: Steinhardt proposes that day school curriculum better balance Jewish and secular education.
Matan Shor: Nearly 30% of Israel’s GDP comes from the high-tech industry, with STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) subjects being the sole focus of Israel's education system in the past few years. As a result, the humanities subjects (Literature, history, art, and philosophy) have been sentenced to a slow and painful death. Israel is heading toward a future when calculation and computation will be the only thing the children learn.
Shira Kadari-Ovadia: Figures relating to Israeli matriculation exams, or bagrut, show a dramatic rise in the number of students registering to be tested in science, technology, engineering and math subjects, along with a drop in the number taking exams in the humanities, which never were that popular to begin with.The mirror image of these changes is the drop in the number of students matriculating in humanistic subjects. There is a constant erosion in these subjects, with a possible projected cancellation of mandatory matriculation exams in literature, history, bible studies and civics. The number of students taking the highest-level literature exam has dropped by a third since 2010, and by one fourth in history.
Lauren C. Moye: 53% of Millennials believe that Jesus wasn't truly God. This includes 43% of professing evangelical Christians.
JONATHAN WARREN PAGÁN: Advent hope is preeminently about hope for the return of Jesus. Even now, in the Advent liturgies of the Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Orthodox churches, the prayers and Scripture readings have a laser-like focus on the judgment of Christ that is to come.
C. S. Lewis Institute: secular institutions of our culture today will not, and generally cannot, transmit Christianity
RACHEL GILINSKI: To keep Judaism alive, it's not enough to learn it for yourself. You must pass it down as well.
Barry Franklin: Improve your writing, speaking and communication skills. Set goals and set them in writing; "If it’s not on paper, it’s vapor."
Ben Burton: At the beginning of Parashat Vayeshev, Yosef is described as a na'ar. "A youth" — (Gen. 37:2) "and he was a youth" — Four individuals were given the appellation 'youth': Yosef, Joshua, Metat-ron, and David."
Aryeh Kaplan: The final Messiah will be a normal human being, born of human parents. Similarly, the Messiah will be mortal. He will eventually die and bequeath his kingdom to his son or his successor.
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