Dear Friends, Today, now more than ever, missionaries of various religions are targeting Judaism more than ever. Judaism is in need of defense, but for the first time, it is not physical harm we must fear, but instead spiritual harm. Here you will find a database of answers to missionaries, and questions you can ask at them! I hope you have a great day, and may we merit the coming of the Moshiach soon! Sincerely, RYS
Categories
- Atheists claims (2)
- Christian claims (24)
- Evidence of Judaism (3)
- Islamic claims (9)
- Science and Torah (3)
- Secular Jewish claims (3)
- What is Torah Judaism (1)
Atheism
Christianity
- Analysis: The religion of "Christianity"
- Education: A guide to missionary tactics
- Education: False prophets and miracles
- Misconceptions: Josephus proves that Jesus existed
- Misconceptions: The Torah has been superceded
- Perception: "New" Testament Contradictions
- Perception: Christianity copied paganism
- Perception: Crucifixion Idiosyncrasy!
- Perception: Gospel Writers relied on Greek
- Perception: Is Christianity a higher religion?
- Perception: Isaiah warns us about Christianity
- Perception: Judas' death - a contradiction
- Perception: Sign of forgery in the "New" Testament
- Perceptions: Jesus had a form
- Perceptions: Jesus misquoted the prophets
- Perceptions: Jesus was not merciful
- Question: How do you define "everlasting"?
- Question: Was Jesus sinless?
- Question: Who is the Son of G-d?
- Refutation: Christian Salvation
- Refutation: Could Jesus have been the Messiah?
- Refutation: Leviticus 17:11 claim
- Refutation: The "virgin" claim
- Refutation: The concept of a New Testament in Judaism
- Refutation: Zechariah 12:10
Evidence of Judaism
Islam
- Analysis: Quran Confusion
- Analysis: The religion of "Islam"
- Perception: Quran contradictions I
- Perception: Quran contradictions II
- Perception: Sign of forgery in the Quran
- Perception: The Pharaoh and Haman in the Quran?
- Perception: The place of Sun rise and Sun set
- Refutation: Islamic claim of Jeremiah 8:8
- Refutation: Miracles in the Quran?
- Refutation: The Islamic Claim on Deuteronomy 18
Science and Torah
Secular Jewish claims
Defending Judaism
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- Evidence: What is the evidence for the Mount Sinai...
- Refutation: The concept of a New Testament in Judaism
- Analysis: The religion of "Christianity"
- Refutation: The Islamic Claim on Deuteronomy 18
- Analysis: The religion of "Islam"
- Analysis: Quran Confusion
- Analysis: Karaism
- Refutation: Evolution II - "The Apple"
- Refutation: Christian Salvation
- Perceptions: Judas' death - a contradiction
- Refuation: Could Jesus have been the Messiah?
- Refutation: Zechariah 12:10
- Refutation: The "virgin" claim
- Did G-d write the Torah?
- A guide to missionary tactics
- ISAIAH WARNS AGAINST CHRISTIANITY
- "new" Testament contradictions
- Quran contradictions II
- Pharaoh, Haman, bricks of mud and the tower of Bab...
- The Quran Comedy
- How does Judaism's claim that the world is over 5,...
- So... the world was created by accident?
- Is religion the reason the world is not peaceful?
- Did Christianity violate copyright laws when they ...
- Oh, so your prophet performed a few miracles?
- The sign of forgery within the "New Testament" and...
- Rabbinical authority is not biblical?
- How is Judaism different from the other religions?
- What is Torah Judaism?
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The Kollel Chatzos
Please watch the amazing video above which shows the Kollel Chatzos.
You can learn more here: http://www.kollelchatzot.com/
The Avreichim of the Kollel Chatzot (כולל חצות) of Beitar Illit, Israel, learn from midnight, through the night, all year long.
They push sleep away from their eyes to take advantage of these precious hours. Torah learning at this opportune time has the merit of drawing heavenly mercy and annuling evel decrees from Klal Yisroel and particularily from those toiling in the holy Torah during this time.
This we learn from Kabbalistic and Chassidic teachings as well as Mussar thought; yet seems to have been already well known to David Ha-Melech, whose fiddle used to be hanging over his bed to wake him up at midnight to study Torah as the northern wind played through its strings (Talmud/Brochos 3b). The many Yeshuos (miraculous salvations - ישועות) stories, from Zara Chaya V'Kayama (fertility) to Refuah (health - רפואה), from Shidduchim (matching - שידוכים) to Parnoso (livelihood - פרנסה) heared again and again from the Avreichim and those for whom the study was dedicated, are living testimonies to the blessing drawn from the Torah learning at midnight.
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