??️??? Rabbi Eli Feldman was live ?❤️? 30 November at 19:34 Topic - " Torah Ethics : Ancient System , Modern Applications " The Torah is ancient , so can it be of any consequence for today ? Does the Torah have any insight to share about the novel realities of the modern world ? This lesson features fascinating scenarios plucked straight from the often bizarre and contradictory realties of our modern world , and scrutinizes them with the illuminating lens of the Talmud , the ancient book of Jewish wisdom . The Talmud's methodology , and its dogged pursuit of solving conflicting legal and moral claims , is staggering in skill and profundity . It dares to propel the intellect to a plateau it was unaware that it possessed . This lesson endeavors to tap into this timeless treasure . The lesson provides participants with newfound knowledge and skill to tap into Torah , which is the inheritance of all Jews , and to observe how it can be interpreted and applied to issue elegant and sound legal verdicts for the novel dilemmas of today . ...

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????️ Lesson 4 of the JLI "Beyond Right" Course on "Beyond Personal Freedom". What does it really mean to be free? Is a life of religious observance compatible with personal freedom? This lesson teaches that the Jewish definition of freedom is living the life we were created to live, a life of devotion to G-d as our one true Master. To achieve this, humans must be free of enslavement to human masters, and this is why Judaism was always—and continues to be—ahead of its time in prohibiting slavery and imprisonment for the purpose of repaying debts. Jewish law is also wary of the compromised freedom of employees and, to this end, goes further than other modern legal systems in protecting the right of employees to quit mid-contract without penalty. https://www.facebook.com/707706345/videos/568161148079111/