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Judaism for the Thinking Person

Rabbi Nadav Caine
Judaism
Israel
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Gaza
Yom Kippur
Spirituality
Torah
Gratitude
Awe
Community
Philosophy
Anti-Semitism
Joseph
Storytelling
Piyon Shavuim
Maimonides
Moses
Kabbalah
Rabbi Aaron David Bernstein
Einstein

Scholarly, Compassionate, and Practical Jewish Teachings on God, Prayer, Torah and Kabbalah with Rabbi Nadav Caine (ravnadav)

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There is a loss that takes place between the end of Exodus, with the people donating materials and building the tabernacle in small groups excitedly, and the beginning of Leviticus with the routinization of altar offerings and a professional class to... more

This is a Drash on Parashat Tetzaveh, an Exodus portion about the priestly clothing that usually elicits shallow reflections on clothes. Instead, I try to bring to life the amazing living language of garments in Jewish history -- a language of norms ... more

For parashat Terumah, the Rabbis pair a Torah reading about Terumah, donation from the heart, with the account of Solomon's building of the first Temple, which was done using "mas," forced labor, the customary tax of the time. But wasn't that what wa... more

The 2nd Commandment says not to make a chiseled thing part of our worship, yet the 10 Commandments actually are a chiseled thing! In this podcast, I show how the Jewish tradition the notion that it's okay in this instance because we make divine speec... more

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Nadav Caine
Rabbi Nadav Caine, Host of Judaism for the Thinking Person

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Rabbi Kaine is the best!

    Rabbi Kaine is a uniquely warm and wise Jewish leader for his community and outreach. I highly recommend listening to his podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bela1818
    United States3 years ago
  • Wonderful!

    I get excited every time I see that something new has been uploaded. I genuinely enjoy listening to Rabbi Cain's sermons. They're though-provoking, human, sensitive, compassionate, and powerful. I'm not Jewish, but Rabbi Cain makes me wish I was. I would love to have him as my Rabbi.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A.E. Coleman
    United States6 years ago
  • Thank you for making me think!

    Thoughtful and inspiring, sensitive and wonderfully perspective-shifting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emma Dawson
    United States8 years ago

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The show combines rigorous Jewish scholarship with accessible, practical commentary on God, prayer, Torah, and Kabbalah. Episodes frequently explore how ancient texts translate into modern ethics, community life, and personal practice, from visual symbols in biblical leadership to debates about equity and contemporary cultural issues. A distinctive thread is the shepherding of thoughtful dialogue—addressing tough questions with nuance and inviting listeners to reflect on identity, tradition, and moral responsibility. The approach often blends rabbinic interpretation with contemporary parallels, making complex ideas feel relevant to both deeply observant audiences and curious newcomers. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on leadership, au... more

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