Emes of Torah explores the fundamentals of faith, existence, and the human experience through the lens of authentic Torah wisdom. Join us on a captivating journey as we delve into proving Hashem's existence, understanding the divine origin of Torah, and navigating the balance between free will and Hashgacha. Expand your knowledge and deepen your connection to the eternal truths of Judaism.
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Emes of Torah explores the fundamentals of faith, existence, and the human experience through the lens of authentic Torah wisdom. Join us on a captivating journey as we delve into proving Hashem's existence, understanding the divine origin of Torah, and navigating the balance between free will and Hashgacha. Expand your knowledge and deepen your connection to the eternal truths of Judaism.
Contact us: emesoftorah@gmail.com
Produced by Eli Podcast Productions
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Discover the profound nature of free will in this episode. We explore how Hashem, as First Cause, created humans with a unique ability to make truly independent choices - breaking the universal chain of cause and effect. Learn why free will isn't just about making choices, but about having the power to be a genuine source of decision, much like Hashem Himself. We examine why this miraculous gift is essential for achieving our ultimate purpose of becoming like Hashem.
This episode sets the foundation for understanding two major theological questions: How can Hashem know our choices in advance if they're truly free? And how can we be independent decision-makers while Hashem maintains control of the world? Stay tuned for future episodes where we'll delve deeper into these profound topics.
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Reframes the abortion debate through Torah wisdom. Examines flaws in secular arguments and highlights the necessity of divine guidance in defining life.
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Explores the idea of God being the giver and taker of life. Challenges perceptions of life, death, and God's role in both natural and commanded deaths.
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A compelling examination of divine commands in Torah. Challenges atheists critique and explore the nature of some of God's more perplexing commandments.
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A thought-provoking exploration of why individuals face unique spiritual tests. Examines the concept of soul perfection through adversity, drawing parallels to historical figures and societal pressures. Offers a perspective on finding meaning in difficult circumstances.
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A nuanced exploration of the Torah's perspective on sin, emphasizing the distinction between judging actions and judging people. Delves into the dangers of redefining right and wrong, contrasting human weakness with outright rejection of Torah values.
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A thought-provoking exploration of human decision-making, revealing why comfort often trumps truth-seeking. Challenges common assumptions about belief systems and offers a compelling perspective on why widespread disbelief doesn't disprove Judaism's validity.
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A compelling argument for preserving Torah's authenticity, challenging the concept of modern orthodoxy and its alignment with contemporary values.
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In this episode, we tackle the crucial question of free will. We'll dissect common arguments for its existence and show why they fall short. Does feeling free prove we are? Can libertarianism or compatibilism solve the paradox? We'll see why these theories fail to reconcile free will with our deterministic universe.
We'll also challenge the notion that free will is necessary for a moral society. Can we have justice without it? You might be surprised by the answer. We'll explore how punishment and reward could work even in a world without free choice.
Ultimately, we confront the core issue: how can free will exist in a universe governed by cause and effect? Could it be the one exception to this fundamental law? Join us as we unravel this philosophical puzzle, pushing the boundaries of logic and challenging your assumptions about choice and reality.
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Are we truly free to make our own choices, or are we unwitting pawns in a grand societal game? This thought-provoking episode delves into the complex interplay between free will and societal manipulation. We explore how conformity, authority, presentation, and fear shape our decisions, often without our awareness. From media tactics to psychological experiments, we uncover the hidden mechanisms that influence our thoughts and actions. Join us as we challenge the very notion of individual freedom and ask: In a world of constant manipulation, can we ever truly be free?
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In this thought-provoking episode, we begin to delve into the complex question of human free will. Are our choices truly our own, or are we simply products of our environment? We examine how society shapes our thoughts and actions, using historical examples to illustrate the power of cultural conditioning. From Nazi Germany to modern-day moral shifts, we explore how easily human behavior can be manipulated. This episode challenges listeners to critically examine their own beliefs and question the origins of their values.
If our thoughts and actions are so heavily influenced by external factors, can we truly claim to have free will? Join us as we grapple with this fundamental aspect of human existence and its implications for our understanding of morality, responsibility, and the very nature of choice.
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What makes something morally good or bad? Can God simply command us to do something and make it right? What is the difference between morality and meaning? This episode tackles the big questions around ethics and divine command theory. Join us as we analyze the true definition of "good" and "bad" and explain why desirability and benefit don't equate to morality. Discover the only actions that are truly meaningful and real - the mitzvos. Learn why mitzvos connect us to Hashem and provide an eternal existence, unlike any other deeds. We'll also define what the "right thing" really means and how it relates to the purpose of creation and Hashem's plan. Tune in to gain clarity on morality and enhance your understanding of how mitzvos offer life while other paths lead nowhere. This profound discussion will revolutionize how you view ethics and Torah.
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