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September 2010

September 27, 2010

Do All Good Dogs Go To Heaven?

On Huffington Post, Pythia Peay interviewed Ptolemy Tompkins, author of a new book, The Divine...

September 26, 2010

Christine O’Donnell Is Not Very Bright

I’ve tried to avoid partisan politics on this blog. Obviously, I’m a political progressive, but...

September 24, 2010

The Problem Is Not Just Islam, The Problem Is All Fundamentalism

Between Terry Jones’ aborted Koran burning and the furor over the non-mosque that is not...

September 23, 2010

Happy Water Drawing Day

All day today I have been intending to post something about Sukkot. For a holiday...

September 22, 2010

One More Refresher Course In History For The Pope

Here’s a follow-up to my post about Hitler and the Catholic Church. I wrote about...

September 22, 2010

Shermer Vs. Chopra, Round Two

On the same day that I posted my modest comments about Michael Shermer vs. Deepak...

September 22, 2010

Deepak Chopra’s Quantum God

I had a really busy day, so of course I spent my free hours tonight...

September 21, 2010

The Haggada Says To Kill Gentiles…Or Something Like That

The Jerusalem Report is carrying a detailed story about the book published by two radical...

September 20, 2010

It’s “Everybody Pray For Hitch Day”

I had the privilege of hearing Christopher Hitchens speak last spring about his new autobiography...

September 19, 2010

Richard Dawkins Really, Really, Really Doesn’t Like The Pope

Richard Dawkins doesn’t hold back. This is very entertaining and, in my humble opinion, extremely...

September 19, 2010

The Pope Re-Writes History

I’ve been busy with a very meaningful Yom Kippur with my friend and mentor, Rabbi...

September 17, 2010

Yom Kippur For Secular Humanists

Tonight is Yom Kippur and I’ll be with Congregation Beth Adam in Boca Raton where...

September 16, 2010

Parasites ‘R’ Us

Rabbi Daniel Lapin is head of Toward Tradition, a politically conservative political group. He got...

September 16, 2010

I’m On The Atheist Blogroll

It's scrolling over there on the right side. I just debuted at Deep Thoughts where...

September 16, 2010

Apparently, God’s Hiding Because We Don’t Understand What To Look For

Thanks to Butterflies and Wheels for bringing this Huffington Post article to my attention. It’s...

September 15, 2010

Women And Tradition

Way back when I was first exposed to rabbinic literature, one of the things that...

September 14, 2010

Why I Write And For Whom

Why do I write and why did I start this blog? Let me say at...

September 13, 2010

What’s In A Name?

Not all people who identify as secular humanistic Jews are necessarily atheists. The beliefs of...

September 12, 2010

Stephen Hawking and the Chief Rabbi

One of my greatest frustrations with some people of faith is their recruitment of famous...

September 10, 2010

Rosh Hashanah at Congregation Beth Adam, Boca Raton

Here is my talk from Thursday morning: Last night I was thrilled to have the...

September 10, 2010

Erev Rosh Hashanah at Congregation Beth Adam, Boca Raton

Here's my speech from Erev Rosh Hashanah: Just a few short years ago, I stood...

September 10, 2010

So I’m Starting A New Blog

I tried this once before but it was all over the place. This time I'm...

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