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The Jewish religion is somewhat contradictory. At its core it is a universal religion in that it calls on all mankind to adhere to 7 core tenants and on the other hand it is very particular religion in that it is localized to a very small group of people in the Jews themselves. Are we supposed to be concerned about what the outside world thinks of us or not? Rabbi Wein explores this duality and shows how we can be universal but at the same time maintain our particularism as the nation of Israel.