BREAK BAD HABITS (PODCAST)
Rabbi Dunner cites U.S. founding father polymath Benjamin Franklin, as he explores the extraordinary results of a social psychology study that emanated from the Vietnam War. Initially rejected, the data are now accepted, and they correlate with Rashi’s interpretation of a superfluous word in Parshat Bo.
Mark Twain once said, “All generalizations are false, including this one.” Well, I wonder what Twain would have made of Raphael Patai’s 1973 book, The Arab Mind—an audacious attempt to... Read More