If you are going to talk about book bans and condemnations, you should include a bit about at least three other books. The Maiden of Ludmir, My uncle the Netziv and my book, Aleph Shin. Aleph Shin was not actually banned because the power that be concluded an official ban would make it more popular, but I have a lot on the proposed ban that I might share.
Alef Shin was fantastic except two things in my opinion. 1) The ending with him being moshiach 2) As a frum book and him being moshiach for them to be allowed tattoos on their foot against halacha gave it a bad vibe. Other than that great book all around.
When you address the Ark Encounter please compare it to our biblical Noach account of the great Deluge. Also, a discussion of the Gilgamesh epic and why it should be less believable than our biblical Noach narrative.
New York, New Jersey, New Inspiration
You forgot the water bottle.
If you are going to talk about book bans and condemnations, you should include a bit about at least three other books. The Maiden of Ludmir, My uncle the Netziv and my book, Aleph Shin. Aleph Shin was not actually banned because the power that be concluded an official ban would make it more popular, but I have a lot on the proposed ban that I might share.
Alef Shin was fantastic except two things in my opinion. 1) The ending with him being moshiach 2) As a frum book and him being moshiach for them to be allowed tattoos on their foot against halacha gave it a bad vibe. Other than that great book all around.
Baruch Hashem! Irrationalist Modoxism just published a halachic justification for coed schools!
https://irrationalistmodoxism.substack.com/p/a-halakhic-endorsement-of-coed-schools
I would love if you would speak in Lakewood! Probably never gonna happen though.
Looking forward to attending on Sunday!
When you address the Ark Encounter please compare it to our biblical Noach account of the great Deluge. Also, a discussion of the Gilgamesh epic and why it should be less believable than our biblical Noach narrative.
It’d be cooler if the 8-ft hammerhead was alive, incidentally.
Is there an entrance fee for Sunday?