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The winner of this week’s Question of the Week is Avi!

We had asked:
What is the role of rationality as opposed to “faith” in Judaism? Are we supposed to understand everything we believe? Are we supposed to believe everything blindly? How do these two concepts interact?

Avi’s answer was drawn out of a “Hat” from all the answers by a computer program named “The Hat”. She will now receive, by email, a 20$ gift certificate for FREE Jewish MP3s!

The next question and prize will be announced on Sunday!

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This week’s Sponsor was:

The winner of this week’s Question of the Week is Tamar Cohen!

We had asked:
Korach’s claim does not seem so crazy. He basically argued: “All the people in the community are holy, and G-d is with them. Why are you setting yourselves above G-d’s congregation?” (Bamidbar 16:3) Why do we need a hierarchy of Jewish Leadership? We are all created in God’s image! If so, what was Korach’s mistake? How are we to relate to his message of complete equality within the Jewish community?

Tamar Cohen’s answer was drawn out of a “Hat” from all the answers by a computer program named “The Hat”. She will now receive, by email, a 20$ gift certificate for FREE Kosher Chocolate!

The next question and prize will be announced on Sunday!

The latest Question of the Week will always be directly accessible here .

You can subscribe to the RSS feed for the “Questions of the Week” here.

You can subscribe to receive the “Question of the Week” by email here.

This week’s Nadvan:
This week’s prize was provided by Oh! Nuts - your #1 source for Kosher candy, nuts, chocolates and Kosher gifts!
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Tzipiyah.com is proud to announce a new MEGA-Project through which our readers will be able to win REAL incredible prizes.

Every week, on Tzipiyah.com, we will post a “Question of the Week” - a question which we will ask our readers to answer through the commenting system on the blog. Every week, we will put all of the answers found in the comments in a raffle from which we will draw one name which will get a special, real prize!

All you need to do to enter is share your insight on the “Question of the Week” and in exchange you get a chance to win actual prizes!

We have already secured incredible prizes for the weeks to come including:
- Gift certificates towards free chocolates
- Gift certificates towards free Jewish MP3s
- Free CDs from incredible Jewish artists
- Free Books from great Jewish authors

Make sure to check back often in order to find the “Question of the Week” and give your input for your chance to be the winner! The first question with a prize will be posted this coming Sunday!

The latest Question of the Week will always be directly accessible here .

You can subscribe to the RSS feed for the “Questions of the Week” here.

You can subscribe to receive the “Question of the Week” by email here.

If you would like to be the sponsor of a Question of the Week by offering your product to the winner, please email tzipiyah@gmail.com

A few rules also deserve your attention:
1. The raffle will be drawn at Random from all the names of the people who provided thoughtful answers (whether we agree with them or not, as long as they are thoughtful) using a computer program called “The Hat”.
2. In order to be considered for the raffle, you must include your email in the comment you leave for us to be able to contact you.
3. Only answers posted directly on Tzipiyah.com’s website will be considered.
4. The answers need to be in by 2 pm on Friday, Israel Time. A bit after, we will announce the winner and post his answer.
5. By posting your answer, you allow us to republish it (which we will do on the website if you are the winner).
6. This whole project does not create any legal obligation to Tzipiyah.com or any of its partners. The selection of the winner, done randomly by a computer program, cannot be contested. (As a Law School Student I need to make sure I watch my back hehe).