In the Hebrew Bible, yirah embodies a paradox: it can mean both "fear" and "awe." This linguistic duality reflects a timeless struggle within the human spirit.
Dear Rabbi Sandra, This might not be your intention but I just had to ask. In your view, did racism start in the so-called "New World colonies?" Or did racial hatred, othering, and discriminatory behaviors originate earlier in human history? This is a question I've asked myself for decades. Thanks for your leadership and guidance.
Dear Rabbi Sandra, This might not be your intention but I just had to ask. In your view, did racism start in the so-called "New World colonies?" Or did racial hatred, othering, and discriminatory behaviors originate earlier in human history? This is a question I've asked myself for decades. Thanks for your leadership and guidance.