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Talmudic Advice 2020

Lively and Fun Jewish Topics for Everyone

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Talmudic Advice 2020

By: Tzvee Zahavy
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 This fun phenomenal book provides the general reader with a lively philosophy of Judaism through a series of short and easy to understand essays.

This outstanding book offers sharp, witty and balanced analysis, insight and advice on a variety of perplexing personal, religious and social issues that are faced by observant Jews in particular and by all peoples of all faiths in general.

This is theology based on Jewish sources and traditions in a new key - accessible to the world - unencumbered by philosophical jargon and pretentious theological pomposity.

The more than 150 mostly urgent and sometimes seemingly trivial questions and answers that the author includes here appeared in his monthly column "Dear Rabbi Zahavy" in the Jewish Standard in Teaneck, New Jersey, usually on the first Friday of the month in 2013-2020.

The author studied with Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik and Professor Jacob Neusner. But unlike his ponderous teachers, he writes for everyone in a clear and transparent and entertaining voice.

The content is profound and meaningful but the container is as clear as a crystal.
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who ever thought that it would be a good idea to have a text filled with Hebrew and Aramaic terms be read by AI? The butchering of these terms was painful to listen to.

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