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01 August 2008Rabbi Lazar compares life to football
Moscow, August 1, Interfax - Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar urges believers to take footballers for a model.
Every man should live like "in a football field, to give all his energies and abilities," he writes in his article published by the Lechaim magazine in August.
"Footballers play to kick the goal to the rival. If there is no rival, there is no football. However, life is the same! God could have created the world to make everything easy for a man, but then life would be deprived of sense," the rabbi writes.
According to him, God created "a rival" to each man including "various obstacles we have to overcome in order to gain something."
"Yes, it makes life much more difficult, but much more interesting! We are like footballers have to overcome "opposition of the enemy" and acquire new skills," the article says.
Lazar also noted that a good footballer is an all-around sportsman who can play as both guard and forward.
"A team with utility players will always dominate the rival. To fulfill his mission in everyday life, a person also must know how to attack and guard," he writes.
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12 February 2013
Believers saw the name of prophet on lamb's hair
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10 December 2012
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A squirrel helps to attract children to the Orthodox church in the Moscow district of Kuntsevo
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Erotic art museum attacked by Orthodox Christians
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The Orthodox organization awarded the Aspen Stake prize to the radio station
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14 May 2012
Buryatia Buddhists to give local residents over hundred and fifty rabbits saved from slaughter
They consider a great virtue saving and preserving lives
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05 April 2012
Russian business representatives conduct three-day pilgrimage in Israel's desert
However, their trip across the desert will take three days instead 40 years
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