The idea of perfecting and partnering with God in creation is a recurring theme. God didn’t give us a perfect world, but rather, He gave us a perfectible one.

There is much discussion in rabbinic literature as to whether the forbidden fruit was in fact an apple. Does it even matter?

There is no “it was good” written in the Torah after the creation of man. Only after animals, plants and everything else. How can that be?

'Man' in Hebrew is 'Adam,' which also translates as ' dirt.' Is that our essence? Or is there more to it?

Each Temple sacrifice had it own unique set of rules, including which animals were required or qualified to be offered, but they all had one thing in common: Salt.