Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and Rabbi Meir Soloveichik

[@AirborneTrojan]

The world is not better without Rabbi Lord Sacks. What a giant! My hope is your influence grows and grows. May your memory be a blessing on bnei Israel.

[@betsydobrick7335]

Thanks for blessing of sharing this program.

[@lizgichora6472]

Do not be afraid, but have Faith: Psalms 27 "The Lord is my light and my Strength " Excellent words of Encouragement. Amen. Thank you.

[@goldashulkes1897]

Another wonderful lecture by rabbi Jonathan Sacks He explained prayer as part of Judaism Hashem is the creator of the World Life as he described is creation,growth, decay and death Judaism is Jews ,history, ethics and values ie Jewish customs and festival In an age of anti semitism let us continue the work of rabbi Jonathan Sacks by continuing the practice of Judaism and believe in Hashem

[@PianoDanny]

Wonderful. Articulate. Inspirational.

[@MoosePantz]

Thank you for this.

[@danyacobi5982]

Someone must do a Hebrew translation for all his lectures !!! Someone take it as a project ... it's important !!!

[@isahsalisu7913]

Jonathan is connected to the throne of wisdom

[@kristine6996]

It is not a believe or a religion. It is existentialy rooted. To me the Living Torah.

[@fabslyrics]

The very excellent Lord rabbi Sachs! Hazak !

[@kosemekars]

Soloveichik is the best.

[@stephanvonesper1182]

To add my thoughts to the question around the 26:00-28:00 mark "Why is Judaism in particular so virulently despised by secularists?" From Judaism sprung ideas that are now very counter-culture and reviled (aside from the general repressiveness of organized religion). The first of which, and arguably the worst depending on who you ask, is the dreaded patriarchy and all the attitudes that come with it [misogyny]. While other cultures had it as well, Judaism has had the most profound effect on the world, so it's blamed above others. The second: defined sexuality/gender roles [bigotry]. The list goes on. To better understand secular hatred towards religion, put oneself in the mind of the stereotypical histrionic angry feminist of media portrayal. Much hatred of the traditional religions, Judaism primary among them, stems from the misguided view that they are all repressive & misogynistic institutions that are incompatible with the modern mindset (acceptance of homosexuality, empowerment of women, primacy of individuality, etc). Despite most of Judaism conforming to these modern ideas, it is still viewed as the progenitor of social evil by the majority of atheists.

[@yogevpahima6408]

People think that Chazal did not know how the world works, and that science is far from them But Chazal did not inquire much about how it works But why it works that way

[@danyacobi5982]

Must do a Hebrew translation in his lectures !!!

[@הללקימל-ח4כ]

חבל על דאבדין... הלוואי ותורתו תילמד ותשפיע עלינו עוד ועוד!

[@bsac1]

communism didn't try to go without a religion (1:07:00) - communism IS a religion - with their Book of laws and their reward-to-come of "perfect society" that would come when all are "righteous" - perfectly responsible red-flag carriers ...

[@rodrigomadrid9039]

bsac1 great comment, agree 100%

[@bloopblooper490]

Well, it's over now, but the solidarity has made strong nation's, united in purpose, the greater good.

[@Mindhumble]

yes and that actually is a torah idea. The first communists were the people at the tower of babel, they had one community and one ideal but that was to oppose God "venaaseh lanu shem" let us make for ourselves a god (one way of translating that verse) ie their ideal and thing they looked up to was a deity/ideal of their own invention. genesis 11 i think or around there.

[@poppet229]

Why Christians Thankyou is we need to learn the the true culture from when then tora or bible was writen they are sweet words to our ears as their are not many teachers out their their are many preachers but not teachers for us gentiles so Thankyou I have only just found you two days ago more Jewish teachers we need for our faith and growth I am born again not Church of England I pray you understand but it’s your help

[@Braglemaster123]

My HaShem bless Rabbi Sacks

[@richardgietzen4591]

Hello: I just finished watching your video. Interesting Recently I read this book ( Against our better judgement ). By (Allison Weir) If what she said is accurate then well,,,, America is a country of immigrants, we come here for various reasons. This country allows us the freedom to practice our own religion and political beliefs. But we owe our ( loyally) to America, and would never do anything to betray that loyalty. America lost 200,000 soldiers in ww1 If what this women says is accurate ,,,, Hum,,,, you read the book and draw your own conclusions.

[@Pandaemoni]

Rome didn't collapse because it lost its faith. First, the Eastern Roman Empire kept on going until 1453 when it was conquered by the Ottomans. If he meant the western Roman Empire, there first I'd note that Gibbon suggested it was "too much" Christianity" that caused its fall, but in any event Christianity was pretty strong throughout the western part of the Empire when it fell in 476 AD....in fact the Pope was in Rome itself. I am unaware of any evidence that strongly suggests faith was waning in the west, as evidenced by the fact that Christian religion continued there as the only religion permitted in the south and west without persecution (and then only the Roman religion until the Protestant Reformation). I would also dispute that ancient Greece ended because it lost its religion, but the causes of its decline are too complicated to go into in a Facebook post. It being conquered by Macedonia in 338 BC and then Rome in 146 BC were part of it,m but note that Rome wound up borrowing the Greek religion in its pre-Christian days, to the point where the Roman Gods are mostly direct analogs of Greeks, showing that the Greek religion was still kicking after Greece fell and into the era of the expanded Roman Republic and later, the Empire.

[@AnAmericanExpat]

Who I am . . .

[@jacquelineyaffe6141]

raabbi sacks is huge ad màyer esrìm

[@rabbi120348]

"Suffering is built into creation"? Creation is the birth of individuality and individuality is separate from the universal, or Gd. If there is separation from Gd, that is the essence of suffering.

[@beagleman123456789]

B’h ✡️🇮🇱

[@dennisj.isreal8263]

*Matthew 23:8 But be not ye called Rabbi: for one is your Master, even Christ; and all ye are brethren.*

[@goldengun9970]

Matthew is christian new testament. We are jewish. None of the Nt belongs in the comments here

[@liamsandal6360]

Oh look, another drive-by hate comment from a pissed-off Christian.