EMOTIONALLY DRIVEN
How did Pharaoh and his advisors think that they could overcome God just a week after their country had been devastated by the final plague, in which all the first-born had died? Rabbi Dunner shares a thought from Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky, who exposes the folly of emotionally driven decisions. Pharaoh was not thinking logically, and nor were his advisors.
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