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Hosted by Rabbi Jack Cohen EdM · EN-US · 26 episodes
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This podcast is for people who want access to timeless Torah wisdom that will improve their 21st century lives. Rabbi Jack Cohen (rabbijackcohen.com) makes the Torah relatable by sharing deep principles using common sense thinking, contemporary language, relatable metaphors, psychological insight, and practical advice. We will be generally following the path of foundational ideas outlined in Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's Handbook of Jewish Thought.
Rabbi Jack Cohen EdM hosts Climb Sinai: The Big Ideas of Judaism, a judaism show with 26 episodes published.
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Strange Worship, Ch. 1 Is there any relevence to the Torah's emphatic prohibition of idolatry to our lives today? How might we be able to think about the cognitive
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Learning/Teaching Torah, Ch. 7 Is excommunication ever allowed? Why is it hard for us to grasp this concept in our modern, Western society? If you want to read som
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Learning/Teaching, Ch. 6 Do we need to afford honor and respect to all Torah teachers or just our own? Is reverence just a formality? How might practicing re
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Learning/Teaching Torah, Ch. 5 Should we relate to our parents and teachers in the same way we relate to everyone else? Or should they receive special treatment si
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Study, Ch. 4 Can you teach Torah to anyone? Should you teach someone who is a jerk? Maybe the Torah will make them better people? Should you learn from anyon
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Study, Ch. 3 What takes priority? Study or Practice? What form of leadership is most important? The King? The High Priest? The Rabbi? --- Send in a voice mes
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Study, Ch. 2 What happens if a Jewish community just doesn't set up a Jewish school for some reason? Is Jewish education just about "checking the box" or is
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Study, Ch. 1 Why is there a separate mitzvah to study Torah? Isn't it assumed that we'll know the law to keep the law? To what extent do we have to teach Tor
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits, Ch. 7 Spreading false rumors about other people is obviously horrible, but what can be so bad about reporting the truth about what someone else d
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits, Ch. 6 Aren't we all products of our environments? How, then, are we to blame for our bad habits and behaviors? How am I supposed to love others i
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits, Ch. 5 Is Torah learning supposed to affect anything other than the learner's brain? Is the behavior of all people judged according to the same st
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits, Ch. 4 Why is there medical advice in a book of Jewish law? Is any of it relevant today, 840 years after its publishing? It is an obligation to en
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits of Torah, Ch. 3 What is the mindset for healthy living? Life is multifaceted. Being healthy requires balance. To be balanced we need to fit in all
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character Traits, Ch. 2 How does one arrive at the balanced, "middle path" in any given character trait? Are ALL traits best at their midpoint? Is there any trait
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Character, Ch. 1 Why does the Rambam put the laws of Character as the SECOND section of his work of Jewish Law? What makes people different? Is there some central
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Foundations of Torah, Ch. 10 How does a prophet get ratified as legit? What happens if they make a prediction and it doesn't come true? The opening words of the Ra
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Foundations of Torah, Ch. 8-9 Are we meant to believe that the Torah is Divine as a blind leap of faith? What stops a random person from claiming that they got a p
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Foundations of Torah, Ch. 7 Why is prophecy as a notion so central to Jewish belief? The main problem people have with God is not believing in His existence per se
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Foundations of Torah, Ch. 7 How does prophecy work? Does the prophet know everything about everything? Is prophecy an on-demand download from "the cloud?" The core
Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Foundations of Torah, Ch. 6 We can understand that God is Holy, but isn't His Name just ink on a page? How can there be holiness to written symbols? Symbolism matt
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Climb Sinai: The Big Ideas of Judaism is hosted by Rabbi Jack Cohen EdM. The show is categorised under Judaism (Religion) and has published 26 episodes.
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