Jul 26, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 15 segments
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Yael TrushHost
Now, I want to go over the seven laws just for clarity for the audience, and then maybe you can give us the modern reframe, which I absolutely love what you did there.
And you'll correct me if I don't get them right, because sometimes I forget them.
So right from the very beginning, as I said before, this was to be a real, raw, fierce conversation between people a secular modern woman and a rabbi.
But within the framework of Judaism is all this room for discussion, debate, questioning.
And so there is something very classical and, you know, the Greek and Roman tradition has this too where a questioner or a student petitions the teacher and says, And that's how we began.
So, for example, in this world, you know, do not blaspheme sounds very archaic.
But when Ellie explains that do not blaspheme is actually about just taking responsibility for what comes out of your mouth and then it's a complete reframe.
So in the TikTok age, and we talk about this in the book, where people, and, you know, this is such a source of anti-Semitism that people just mouth off, doing great harm.
And, you know, there's this concept of Lashon Hara, which is, you know, the evil tongue, which is really about do not blaspheme.
Now, I want to go over the seven laws just for clarity for the audience, and then maybe you can give us the modern reframe, which I absolutely love what you did there.
And you'll correct me if I don't get them right, because sometimes I forget them.
So right from the very beginning, as I said before, this was to be a real, raw, fierce conversation between people a secular modern woman and a rabbi.
But within the framework of Judaism is all this room for discussion, debate, questioning.
And so there is something very classical and, you know, the Greek and Roman tradition has this too where a questioner or a student petitions the teacher and says, And that's how we began.
So, for example, in this world, you know, do not blaspheme sounds very archaic.
But when Ellie explains that do not blaspheme is actually about just taking responsibility for what comes out of your mouth and then it's a complete reframe.
So in the TikTok age, and we talk about this in the book, where people, and, you know, this is such a source of anti-Semitism that people just mouth off, doing great harm.
And, you know, there's this concept of Lashon Hara, which is, you know, the evil tongue, which is really about do not blaspheme.
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