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Teshuva: Is There a Wrong Way to Repent?
Teshuvah, or repentance, is a personal and emotional process. Laws are impersonal; they are objective and unbiased. The law doesn’t care about subjective feelings. Nevertheless, Judaism has many laws for our steps to repentance. How can there be laws for something so intrinsically personal?
In this video, the first of the course, Rabbi Fohrman presents the essential question regarding repentance that will guide the rest of the course: Can there really be a “right” and “wrong” way to repent?
Discover other great Rosh Hashanah videos at Aleph Beta, including ‘How To Prepare For Rosh Hashanah”, “Rosh Hashanah Judgement Day”. and “The Meaning Of Yom Kippur”
Rabbi David Fohrman
Founder and Lead Scholar
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