If some of our attitudes are distinctly American, is our Orthodox Judaism still authentic?
Author: Rabbi Gil Student
Reviews in Brief – Fall 2022
Reviews in Brief – Summer 2022
Emunei Am Segulah; Off the Couch; Bedtime Reading for Briskers
Reviews in Brief – Spring 2022
The 4 Sons Haggadah, Rupture and Reconstruction, The Power of Ideas, The Snake at the Mouth of the Cave.
Reviews in Brief – Winter 2021
Places in the Parasha; The Making of a Mentsch; Torah IQ
Reviews in Brief – Summer 2021
If we explore the lives and times of the rabbis, we better understand their teachings in Pirkei Avot.
A New Post-Coronavirus Era of Halachah?
Based on what we have experienced so far in this pandemic, what will—or should—halachah look like going forward after the crisis?
Reviews in Brief – Summer 2020
Rather than claiming to be history, this book openly reports stories that reflect the worldviews of the speakers. These are conversations with great people about great leaders and great institutions.
Reviews in Brief
Widen Your Tent, False Facts and True Rumors, and the Eternal Fire of Sefer Vayikra
Reviews in Brief: Spring 2019
is keenly aware of the challenges of loneliness, the temptations of cynicism, the subtle yet insidious subversion of Torah values we face every day.
Reviews in Brief
Has Rabbi Abramowitz undermined Maimonides’ literary concealment? Can a soldier pray in his uniform? Is the Torah pro or anti wealth? Is prayer futile for a terminally ill patient? These questions and more in Rabbi Student's latest Reviews in Brief.