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I do think some kinds of anger, especially those that are more personal and less political, may be difficult to express for some Jews.

When the Roman Catholic Church canonized Joan of Arc, it presented her life to her faithful as an example to follow.  This spiritual path, however, often differs from the Eastern Orthodox path and those of Orthodox saints. 

What’s critical to understand is that this kind of racism – what we might call explicit racism – doesn’t exist on its own.

Two ways that helped me personally decide that Buddhism worked for me was first to test the teaching using reasoning.

At no time in my life did I have a belief in the reality of any gods (which I imagine includes whatever one you believe in), so it is not a matter of not believing "anymore."

Belief is what makes God real.