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Growing up, raising kids to be good Jews went hand-in-hand with raising them to be good Americans.

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Rich people are not the enemy.

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Looking for Happiness in all the Wrong Places

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Sukkot is here and the search is over.

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Jobs' wanted to better mankind with his gift. This spirit of creativity is central to Judaism.

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Recognizing our shortcomings is the only way to achieve success in life.

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My Alzheimer's patients taught me the essence of who we really are.

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The greatest civilizations eventually fall due to their own internal decay.

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We are not the ones who have the right to make that decision.

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Judaism is not a market driven religion.

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China realizes what the West is rapidly forgetting: a civilization is as strong as its faith.

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The San Francisco initiative is an assault on Jewish religious liberty.

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The Jewish concept of modesty applies to men as much as it does to women.

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Respect for royalty is a training ground for worship of the Almighty.

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