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
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the official position or views of Eli Podcast Productions, which is solely responsible for the production and distribution of this content.
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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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