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.

Rabbi Enkin takes a fascinating look at medicine and medical ethics from the Torah perspective.

Some people are 'bad news' in more ways than one.

Do we vaccinate -- and what about non-kosher meds?

If great wealth is such a blessing, why is it frequently accompanied by so many challenges?

What do you think is the cruelest punishment that society can inflict? 

When things aren’t going well, perhaps we should take the opportunity to reflect on our behavior and try to determine the Godly message coming our way.

Anything we can do to make others feel better, to cheer someone up or otherwise brighten a person’s day is of prime importance according to the Torah.

Even sinners deserve compassion - a shoulder to lean on and a hand to hold. No one is perfect.

The Torah is teaching us – between the lines – how we must be sensitive towards a pigeon! How much more so must we display sensitivity to our fellow human beings!