I'm going out on a limb asking here, but does anyone here know of any nice blogs or online publications in Hebrew on religious topics?

I'm not just talking about the week's parshah, but some interesting religious subjects.

Like I remember that one article about why Rambam never mentioned Rashi's commentary on the Talmud.

I'm coming up with dead ends, so any help would be appreciated.

@rosenjcb judaism.stackexchange.com/…

@msh210 Doesn't really answer my request, unfortunately. :\

Oh wait, here's one answer that might help.

Ah nevermind, not really.

@rosenjcb Doesn't judaism.stackexchange.com/q/4041 (listed on that page)? Or judaism.stackexchange.com/q/7964 (also)?

@msh210 Those are all in English.

I'm trying to improve my Modern Hebrew, but I don't want to have to read about the weather to do it. I was hoping to enjoy myself as I read.

@rosenjcb Oh! Sorry! I missed the "in Hebrew" part of your request.

@rosenjcb I can recommend some books. (Also not what you asked for.)

@msh210 Oh that's fine. I certainly have resources for finding blog articles on religious topics in English.

@msh210 No money, unfortunately. :(

@rosenjcb www.etzion.org.il/vbm/ has regular shiurim in Hebrew in both text and audio.

@msh210, thanks for the beracha. Vechein lemar. I'm especially grateful that I didn't have to settle for one from a rank and file yot.

@rosenjcb did you look on hebrewbooks?

When an Area 51 proposal goes into private beta, do the example questions roll over into it?

And do the votes stay or go to 0?

@Daniel good question. I'd been assuming that the example questions need to be re-asked, especially since the A51 size limit is so low and often they need to be fleshed out more, but I don't know. I also assume that people who asked the sample questions get first crack at asking those questions for real (as a courtesy convention, I mean). I hope we find out soon!

@Daniel @MonicaCellio I'm pretty sure there's no relationship between example questions on the proposal and actual questions on the site. They're in two different formats and for two different purposes.

@MonicaCellio ... I doubt much courtesy is necessary to reserve questions. It takes effort to post a question properly, so they tend to get posted by the people most interested

@ShmuelBrin I am incapable of navigating hebrewbooks, unfortunately. It's hard finding short articles/publications.

@IsaacMoses That sounds nice, thanks.

@rosenjcb See Hapardes: hebrewbooks.org/12206 there are probably more than a hundred of them. There are some serious articles there, some light ones (Torah current events). Also see Hamaor: hebrewbooks.org/27798

@rosenjcb also see hebrewbooks.org/journals . There are many hard/Yiddish ones, but once you find a good journal, you could probably spend days on it.

@ShmuelBrin Thanks for the tips.

@rosenjcb You can always participate in the Hebrew Language and Usage private beta by committing now