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God is both the Force of creation, and the Director of history.
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by Rabbi Noson Weisz
Exploring the meaning of God's two most essentials names: An excerpt from R. Weisz's new book PrayerWorks.
Kurt Vonnegut and encounters with the Infinite source of existence.
by Jon Dabach
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Strengthening one's intellectual understanding and emotional connection to the Divine.
We often question God's ways. But given the chance, how would we do things differently?
All events, large and small, ultimately result from God's will.
The Creator of space and time is unique from all existence.
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