what does it mean to have faith?
When someone produces the same lapel button for competing candidates, all that individual is interested in is the dollar. So encouraging us to [have?] faith in either candidate from the 2008 presidential election is very odd.
Is faith something you can have in someone? We say: “I have faith in you.”
Is faith something that…? As in: “I have faith that….”
how do you understand faith?

faith 2008 john mccain
Date: | 1970s |
Size: | 7.62 |
Pin Form: | clasp |
Print Method: | celluloid |
Text | JOHN faith 2008 McCAIN |

faith 2008 barak obama
Date: | 2008 |
Size: | 7.62 |
Pin Form: | clasp |
Print Method: | celluloid |
Text | BARAK faith 2008 OBAMA |
what is “#blogelul”?
My friend and colleague Phyllis Sommers has thought of yet a new creative way to prepare for Rosh haShannah. You can learn more here.
your lapel buttons
Many people have lapel buttons. They may be attached to a favorite hat or jacket you no longer wear, or poked into a cork-board on your wall. If you have any laying around that you do not feel emotionally attached to, please let me know. I preserve these for the Jewish people. At some point they will all go to an appropriate museum. You can see all the buttons shared to date.