Rabbi Sneiderman names some reactions a person could have to things not going according to their plan….
Series: The Jewish Course of Why
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman discusses the reasons why Jews don’t accept Jesus as the Messiah.
Series: The Jewish Course of Why
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
This class was given at a special session for the Sinai Scholars college students at the 5th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
Some people think that being religious means shutting off one's intellect and losing one's uniqueness. In this excerpt, Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman presents a very different take on the nuance and truth of religion and religious life. .
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
This video is taken from a Stump the Rabbi session at the Sinai Scholars portion of JLI's National Jewish Retreat
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Dovid Gurevich (3)
This video is taken from a Stump the Rabbi session at the Sinai Scholars portion of JLI's National Jewish Retreat. The question: How do we view other religions? Do we view them as right, or do we believe that other religions can be right? Watch this clip to find out, and for a quick look at what Judaism is all about
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
This video is taken from a Stump the Rabbi session at the Sinai Scholars portion of JLI's National Jewish Retreat
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Dovid Gurevich (3)
This video is taken from a Stump the Rabbi Session at the Sinai Scholars portion of JLI's National Jewish Retreat. In this clip, Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman addresses the unique Jewish perspective on life, specifically in the areas of change and Jewish love
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
This video is taken from a Stump the Rabbi session at the Sinai Scholars portion of JLI's National Jewish Retreat. In this clip, Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman addresses the dilemma of those who have parents of different religions, and how they can identify themselves. Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman provides a response for the question "I want to be Jewish- isn't that good enough?" .
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)
The sages teach, in Pirkei Avot, that, “Everything is expected, but free choice is given.” How does free choice work? Does our free choice limit G-d? If G-d directs the details, how do I still have the ability to choose? Join us as we examine one of the most difficult paradoxes in Jewish thought
Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman (15)