Sublime

“Empowered Judaism.” This is a Judaism in which people begin to take responsibility for creating Jewish community, without waiting on the sidelines.

who speaks most disparagingly of one who seeks to profit by deceiving gentiles. He concludes stating that Divine Providence will not bless such a person’s endeavors. Even if he may profit in the short term, his money will not be graced with blessing and ultimately, will be lost.

“If not you, who? If not now, when?”—Hillel the Elder

We give thanks for our places in the mysterious unfolding of all creation.

Holiness has something to do with the way we consume food, the profound implications of killing for food, and the nature of the community with whom we share this same value system.

believe that the purpose of kashrut is to make eating a special experience and to serve as a reminder of a Jew’s ethical conscience as well as of the other unique teachings of Judaism. To me, distinctiveness and not separation is the Jew’s calling.

There is simply no coordinated effort to educate the Jewish people in a way that empowers them.