
Writer, English professor, late-life dad. Second-generation Holocaust survivor raised as a Christian, living as a Jew, dabbling in religion, philosophy, politics, and culture.
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Call it Ba’al Teshuva, Born Again, or, as my first guest does, “re-entry,” the question that perplexes me is why we leave our comfortable lives of secular freedom for the yoke of faith.
It’s five a.m., and I can’t sleep, in part, because I’m wrestling to make sense of the four hours or so of my life I spent over the past day watching a movie and a podcast.
Rabbis Yaakov Levitin and Eli Schlanger of Chabad of Bondi were not the first Chabad emissaries1 to be killed in the service of their mission to spread the light of Torah.
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Thomas P. Balázs is a cultural critic, storyteller, and “perplexed Jew” writing on faith, fiction, and keeping kosher and its discontents. His work appears in Quillette, Tablet, Horror Library, and other picture postcards.
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