Menachot 103 and 104 - Same As It Ever Was
On today’s pages, Menachot 103 and 104, we look at the human urge to innovate and improve—the same drive that leads to medical breakthroughs and moon landings—and why that urge must be checked by religion. We discuss the danger of a "rudderless society" that wakes up every morning having dismissed the agreements of yesterday. How do fixed rituals like the meal offering help us maintain a sense of community and stability? Listen and find out.
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On today’s pages, Menachot 103 and 104, we look at the human urge to innovate and improve—the same drive that leads to medical breakthroughs and moon landings—and why that urge must be checked by religion. We discuss the danger of a "rudderless society" that wakes up every morning having dismissed the agreements of yesterday. How do fixed rituals like the meal offering help us maintain a sense of community and stability? Listen and find out.
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