Judaism is among the oldest religions, and is considered one of the "top three." Remarkable, considering the fact that there are so few Jews in the world. What is even more remarkable is the energy and vigor of committed Jews. Normally, when we think about something being old, we think tired and worn. But Judaism remains young and fresh, eternally so. What is the secret? And, more importantly, if we don't feel that vigor and enthusiasm, what are we missing? How to fix that?
Further, Judaism is challenged by modernity all the time. Women's role in communal Jewish life, changing ideas about sexual morality, advances in the science of engineering life, all pose questions to traditional Judaism. What is the winning response?
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