Impressions from our actions

From: Jerusalem Post | Date: May 12, 2006| Author: Levi Cooper | Copyright information


Jerusalem Post

05-12-2006

Headline: Impressions from our actions
Byline: Levi Cooper
Edition; Up Front
Section: Features
Page: 33

Friday, May 12, 2006 -- As we raise and educate the next generation, we are mindful of the imprints our behavior leaves on impressionable minds. This concern also accompanied the sages in their conduct.

The Mishna reports a dispute over the proper posture for the Shema recitation (M. Berachot 1:3). The disag...

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