A Passover message: Overcoming a plague of hubris



Senior Rabbi Steve Leder, of the Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles, offers a transcendent message about escaping the shadows of narrow-mindedness, and stepping into the light of empathy.

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30 thoughts on “A Passover message: Overcoming a plague of hubris”

  1. WHAT IS GOING ON??? I can only get 2 segments of your show on youtube. Every Sunday Morning I watch all your segments as they are posted including Nature. It is the only GOOD NEWS show and now, on Easter Sunday of all days, it is nowhere to be found. I've been checking for 2 1/2 hours now! Please explain or help.

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  2. …care for a person's health(care)…habitate…(a…home)..education…(knowledge to live by the Golden-Rule..?)…when fight'n 4 ur survival….the Golden-Rule gets turned "on-end"..?..me-kno-no..?..

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  3. …. and yet, what does human history dictate? Same old cyclical, negative attitude towards our fellow man. Not to be preachy, but at this point, you gotta wonder when are we gonna have the dinosaur moment when a mass explosion wipes us out and gives the Earth a clean slate? Oh by the way…Happy Easter!😂

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  4. This is refreshing. Perhaps this will serve as a wake-up call to those who assume things about others based on immutable traits. Perhaps this will inspire us to temper assumptions about others' supposed privilege based solely on skin color. Perhaps this will move us to a color-blind world that prioritizes compassion, empathy, and understanding over virtue signalling and moral grandstanding.

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  5. Unless the person has weapon. Privileged people talk a good sermon, many of your protected eyes ever see TRUTH. You walk the streets with security guards, Private schools for children with armed guards and you have the brazenness to think your segment will free your soul from the sins of Privileged Racists.

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  6. As someone who grew up in the church, it breaks my heart to see people calling themselves Christians who practice next to nothing of what the Bible actually teaches. Compassion, kindness, humility, helping others in need, treating others the way you wish to be treated, not being self-important or judgmental, living without fear, and most importantly, acting out of LOVE FOR ALL. You can't be truly free when others aren't.❤

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  7. I honestly think if Democrats didn't constantly make everything political and constantly stir the pot keeping the country at unrest they wouldn't stand a chance for reelection. If you think I'm republican start paying attention on Twitter and see everything is made political and everything is so divisive and there's no wonder why activists are so stirred up and angry. A lot of times they're angry about something that isn't even valid.

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  8. We can thank social media and the internet for the plague of hubris. Also right wing radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh who made millions from nasty name calling and other despicable on air BS.

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