Diversity is the watchword of our current milieu. Unfortunately, it has taken on the very restricted sense of being inclusive of minorities, etc.. While inclusiveness is an important value, the great power of diversity lies not merely in acceptance of the other but in learning from the other. In this shiur I dicuss the value of diversity as expressed in the number seventy.
Purpose, Blessings of Good, Arur/Acursed, Parshat Re’eh, Ki Tavo, DRASH
Imitating God’s attributes, traits, Deontology, Consequentialism, Virtue, Parshat Chayei Sarah, Ekev, Re’eh, Ki Tavo, DRASH
Eretz Yisrael, Rambam, Parshat Beshalach, Shevii Shel Pesah, Shoftim, Ki Tavo
Existentialism, Nihilism, God, Mathematical Balance of Tribes, Where did the Leviim stand, Parshat Re’eh, Ki Tavo
Primordial Sin, Parshat Bereishit, Ki Tavo, Walk in His Ways, Pesah, Parshat Re’eh
The Sanzer Rebbi lived through the holocaust, suffered the loss of his whole family and yet went on to rebuild.
