See Jewish History in Italy Come Alive With Dr. Marc Shapiro |
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This trip promises to be an unforgettable Italian experience, with a focus on places of Jewish interest in Rome, Tuscany, Pitigliano, Florence, Pisa, Ferrara, and Venice. A central feature of the tour will be Dr. Shapiro's expert discussions of the many places we will visit, making the trip nothing less than a travelling classroom. In addition, we will be joined by expert local guides who will provide their own angle. For more information,... |
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Few Spaces Remain on Africa Safari |
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Very few spaces remain on Torah in Motion's first ever safari in Africa. Hurry now to secure your place! Click here for more information. |
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Tentative Schedule Posted for Jewish Medical Ethics Conference |
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A tentative schedule has been posted for the 5th Annual Jewish Medical Ethics Conference at Lake Placid, NY, on July 4th weekend. To see the schedule and get more information about the conference, please see http://www.torahinmotion.org/programs/live_program/5409. |
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Travelers Prepare for Europe Trip |
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The Journey Through Jewish History: Europe tour is filling up fast, and Dr. Shapiro has already determined the most interesting places to visit and discuss. To see more details about this fascinating tour of Old Europe, please see http://www.torahinmotion.org/programs/live_program/5470. |
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Eiruvin 63a: May We Debate? |
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 The teacher/student relationship is a most special one. A teacher must treat his student as he would treat his own child, and a child must relate to his teacher as a parent. The Talmud even rules that one must return the lost object of one’s teacher before that of a parent, for “a parent brings you into this world, whereas a teacher brings you to the World to Come”1 (Bava Metzia, 33a). One of the ways in which a student must show respect to a teacher is not to issue... |
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