Tag Archives: Jewish Religion

Today I received a question about Jewish Divorce

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Dr. Seth Ward

Today I received a question about Jewish Divorce: “This came up in my class and I was hoping you knew the answer. I know that a woman cannot get a get if the husband says no. But what about the … Continue reading →

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Mom’s Tallit Exhibit

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Dr. Seth Ward

Mom’s been working on Talleisim for many decades. She loves to recount the story about how a little old man in the Bronx showed her how to tie the tzitzit on the first one she did, which was for me, … Continue reading →

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  Perhaps this talk should have been from a text, rather than extemporaneous. “Nittel-nacht” is a name found in many Jewish sources for “Christmas Eve.” Some Jewish communities had the tradition of not studying Torah at this time. The most … Continue reading →

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Dr. Seth Ward | Leave a comment