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Rabbi Dr. Meir Y. Soloveichik is one of America's leading voices on Jewish ideas, religious freedom, and faith in the modern age. In conjunction with the release of his new YouTube lecture series, "Sacred Time: A Journey through the Jewish Holidays," this podcast will collect and feature Rabbi Soloveichik's latest podcasts, lectures, live events, and more.
Unknown Host hosts Meir Soloveichik, a religion show with 85 episodes published.
When It Displeases the Court: Truth, Testimony, and the Ninth Commandment What does it mean to speak "the whole truth, and nothing but the truth"? The Torah's prohibition on false testimony is a deeper call to honor trut
Family and the Seventh Commandment Adultery is not only a private failing—it strikes at the covenantal heart of marriage. This commandment shows how Jewish tradition links faith in family to faith in God. Life, Liberty,
God, Father, and Mother: The Partnership That Defines the Jewish Family Why is honoring one's parents listed alongside commandments about God? Judaism sees family as a sacred partnership in creation and as the foundation
Who Is God? The Third Commandment and the Name of the Lord What does it mean that the Creator has a personal and ineffable name? Rabbi Soloveichik explores how the sanctity of God's name illuminates the biblical vision o
How Do We Know God? The First Commandment Judah Halevi pondered why the one true God revealed Himself not merely as Creator of the Universe, but as the God of Abraham Who took Israel out of Egypt. What does this tell us
American history is under siege today. Rabbi Soloveichik explores how can we make sure our children learn and appreciate the American story, and thinks about the role Jews have in this mission.
On America's bicentennial, a remarkable Israeli rescue mission spreads the message of liberty throughout the world. Click here to read Rabbi Soloveichik's essay about the Liberty Bell.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams—the founding generation's preeminent intellectual leaders—differed mightily about the value of the Jews and Judaism. Download the study guide here .
How the lives of John and Abigail Adams shed light on the meaning of the biblical Adam and Eve to America and the world. Text: Genesis 1-6
The Book of Kings figures in a fascinating debate from the first session of the House of Representatives. Text: 1 Kings 4-5, 8
A letter by John Adams about his presidential predecessor allows us to better understand the beginning of Saul's story. Text: Samuel 7-12
Ezekiel has a unique emphasis on the way in which Jews testify to the world through Sabbath observance. Text: Ezekiel 20-23 In this episode, Rabbi Soloveichik quotes an article by Yehuda Avner. You can read it here.
A verse in Micah appears many times in George Washington's words—including one of the most famous letters in American Jewish history. Text: Micah 1-4 In this episode, Rabbi Soloveichik discusses two of George Washington'
The story of a committee formed on July 4, 1776, shows us how the founders read the Exodus story, and how they saw in it two separate and essential themes that they wished to impress upon America. Text: Exodus 13-16
A passage in the story of Gideon helped launch the American Revolution. Text: Judges 8-10
Just as he did in life, Menachem Begin channels the meaning of Jerusalem and Jewish eternity in passing.
Menachem Begin completes the Israeli withdrawal from Sinai, evacuating Israeli settlements there.
To Menachem Begin, the successful bombing of the Osirak nuclear reactor was both a strategic success and a gift from God.
In the midst of the 1981 election race, Menachem Begin gives a remarkable speech that embodies the central tenet of his worldview: love of all Jews.
Menachem Begin channels the Jewish past at the signing of the final peace agreement between Israel and Egypt.
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