2000 Years later, the Jews are still here, How? One Answer can be found on the Arch of Titus.

Rabbi Elie Weinstock of Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun gives a “Crash Course on the fundamental idea of Prayer”.

The greatest empires have been wiped off the map of history. How have the Jews survived?
Mark Twain ponders this question in Concerning the Jews.
Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson answers by finding the one common denominator that has existed for over 3300 years of Jewish history.

In this two part brilliant lecture, Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Schochet challenges the misleading techniques of recent Christian missionary movements. He defines the difference between religious faith and credulity, and describes the history of the Christian agenda to convert Jews. With his sharp logic and frank approach, he exposes the fundamental fallacy of their arguments. He dissects passages from the Bible often quoted by Christian missionaries and exposes the fallacy of their interpretations. He tells the story of the Jewish victims of missionary groups and sharply condemns the immorality of missionaries preying on ignorant Jews. Finally, he encourages the Jewish community to invest time and energy into reaching out to these spiritually starved Jews.

Rabbi Kaplan takes a hard look at Christianity’s roots. Although everyone agrees that Christianity has Jewish origins, controversies still abound. Who was Jesus, and is he mentioned in Jewish sources? Do 2000-year-old Talmudic commentaries agree with conclusions drawn by modern historians? Most importantly, how does it make a difference to you as a Jew, and can history repeat itself? Join Rabbi Mendel Kaplan for this fascinating tour into a rarely discussed subject in history.

Dr. Lisa Aiken outlines the Question: If G-d knows what we are thinking and feeling, why is prayer necessary?

Radio Host, Michael Medved discusses the Question: Why have Jews survived throughout all these years?

Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks explains the central question in Judaism, “Why do Bad Things Happen to Good People?”

Why are there still Jews around, after all every nation in the world has tried to destroy us, either physically or spiritually?

Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman discusses the reasons why Jews don’t accept Jesus as the Messiah.

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet explains Mark Twain’s remark on the Jews.

Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak Breitowitz discusses prayer and why it is an integral part of Jewish belief.