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In Jewish mythology, a dybbuk is a wandering spirit of a dead person that possesses a living person. Often, the dead person has unresolved business on Earth or an unsettled score to avenge. This demon became a prominent part of Jewish culture thanks to a play called The Dybbuk, by Yiddish writer S. Ansky, published in 1914. The play […]

What do we believe? Why do we believe it? Roger Nygard–the director of the hilarious documentary Trekkies–traveled across the world, asking famous religious leaders and everyday people what they thought about God, religion, and human existence. The result is the documentary The Nature of Existence, which is available on DVD. Nygard’s inquisitive, nonjudgmental personality is the ideal conductor […]

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