The stunning illogic of Hannah Schein's dismissal of the use of animals in medical research, and the evasiveness of Philip Schein's response to the "bad but still necessary" question about whether animal lives are to be equated ...

It wasn't clear from your rebuke of the (other) anonymous whether you objected to the harshness of his correction or to his concern for correct use of the language.  If the former, you have a point, though you should clarify.  If the latter, ...

Love the Hebrew errors -- classic!     Also:     Check spelling of names on benchers.  We know a case (for a bar mitzva, but the issue is the same) where "Zeev" was spelled without the alef, which means ...

Tamar, your reply says that you don't see the justice here.  Actually, a trial of Demjanjuk  on the Sobibor charge would (presumably) serve justice, and your post didn't really contest that.  Your argument was really that this justice ...

Your ketuba is already such a document. Read it -- it's not a flowers-and-sunrises expression of the rapture of love. It's a financial settlement, whose amount becomes payable in a divorce. Recognizing the divorce rate isn't ...

David Kelsey:  The fact that Birthright alumni are more likely to feel connected than are unaffiliated Jews who have not gone on a Birthright trip is _not_ a major success.  Birthright participants are self-selecting, so, even before they go, ...