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Are You Sure You Don’t Have Faith?

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Faith is not what most people think it is. True faith is not the absence of reason. It’s neither simple nor childish. So, what is it? Join best-selling author and counselor-to-thousands Rabbi Simon Jacobson for a short, clear message on the real meaning and power of faith — in all its complexity. Discover that your beliefs — even if they are non-religious or atheist — might reflect more faith than you knew you had.

This is an excerpt from: How to Pray for Forgiveness Without Misery and Guilt

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Dr. Dan
3 months ago

Well said Teacher. Everything changes in the universe, nothing is lost, and conditionality exists. It seems we must meditate and concentrate to remove the diseases of the world: greed, anger and hate and delusions. The Maker will smile upon us.

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Ari
3 months ago

Amen and excellent! Moshiach now. So inspiring! Very blessed to have you all and all you do. Thank you! 🙂

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