When are we developing the world and using the resources God gave us and when are we playing God?  

Are there any limits to personal autonomy in Jewish law? Is one allowed to deny treatment of a curable disease?

Have you ever felt trapped in a certain behavior pattern and struggled to break out?  Often when we approach our behaviors head on, we lose badly.  How can the Torah guide us in this aspect?

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 76 Flags & Unity: Individuality Within The Community By Rabbi Moshe Segal While…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 75 Two Parts of the Omer: Honor & Goodness. By Rabbi Moshe Segal…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 74 Can You Really Love Your Neighbor As Yourself? By Rabbi Moshe Segal…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 73 Understanding Counting the Omer. By Rabbi Moshe Segal There is a biblical…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 72 A Deeper Look At The Yahrtzeit. By Rabbi Moshe Segal The Yahrtzeit…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 70 Laws of the Passover Seder This episode is the last one discussing…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 69 Kashering Your Kitchen for Passover In this episode, I discuss the laws…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 68 Removing Chametz And Setting Up Your Pesach Zone This episode begins with…

The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 67 A Deeper Look at Kosher. By Rabbi Moshe Segal The concept of…