The Rich Go to Heaven (Paperback)
Eli M. Shear
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Add to basketPaperback. Predominantly based on the wisdom and writings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneersohn, this unique volume offers clear, scholarly analysis of one of the most important tenets of Jewish tradition. With humorous anecdotes and stories to introduce concepts, it examines a wide range of questions, including: How does Judaism view those who do not give any charity at all? Must one believe in God in order to perform the mitzvah of tzedekah? Is there a limit to how much charity one can give? Why is an interest-free loan considered to be the highest form of charity? Does God give tzedekah? Are non-Jews obligated to give charity? What role will tzedekah play in a perfect Messianic world? Filled with fascinating ideas drawn from both classical and contemporary sources, The Rich Go to Heaven: Giving Charity in Jewish Thought will challenge the mind, appeal to the heart, and stimulate further study. The Rich Go to Heaven: Giving Charity in Jewish Thought focuses on how tzedekah can connect an individual with God and reveal the spirituality of the physical world. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Eli Shear is a barrister in London, England. His specialties include the law of charities, and he is a member of The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. He has written a variety of articles for the Jewish and legal publications, and is a well-known speaker on contemporary Jewish issues. Mr. Shear resides in London with his U.S.-born wife, Leah, and their daughter, Sara Yehudis.
Rabbi Chaim Miller received his rabbinical ordination at The Central Lubavitch Yeshiva in Brooklyn, New York. A respected author and lecturer, Rabbi Miller has published two halakhic works: A Practical Guide to the Korban Pesach and A Practical Guide to Bikurim. He currently resides in Crown Heights, New York, with his wife, Chani.
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