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Does Mary Robinson Deserve a Medal of Freedom?
I have been deluged over the past ten days with e-mails, calls, etc. from "the pro-Israel community" expressing outrage over Mary Robinson being awarded the Medal of Freedom, our nations's highest civilian honor. The intensity of feeling about this issue demands a response. So here's mine: With apologies...Ibn Ezra Agrees: An "Apikoros" (Heretic) Is One Who Rejects Intelligent Design
For those who were wondering about my immediately previous entry: When the classical Torah commentator Abraham ibn Ezra spoke of a "heretic" who challenges the simple in faith about God's existence, but who gets an adequate response only from the discerning Jew who contemplates nature's intelligent design,...Daily Jewish Quote
A pious fool is he who sees a child struggling in water and says, "I'll take off my tefillin and then save the child."
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Reprinted from 'A Treasury of Jewish Quotations,' edited by Joseph L. Baron, Jason Aronson Inc.
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