You might have to listen to Rabbi Dovid Sapirman’s landmark lecture series about Emunah to understand why listeners are so enthusiastic about it. But make no mistake about it:people who’ve heard this series really do make such comments.

Rabbi Sapirman’s series, called “Know What to Answer to Yourself,” takes the listener on a whirlwind, 10-hour journey through Jewish philosophy as taught by the Torah and our sages. More important, it tackles the thorniest Emunah questions head-on:

…The many spectacular aspects of the universe that testify to a Creator
…Where the evolutionists went wrong (and why they believe in it anyway)
…Incontrovertible evidence for the Revelation at Sinai and Torah Min Hashomayim
…The startling reason why so many Jews have been lost to Torah observance
…And astounding predictions from the Torah… that all came true!

The series normally retails for $35, but is now available for free download from Animaamin.org, thanks to the generosity of an anonymous sponsor. (You don’t even have to give your email address.)

About the Speaker:

Rabbi Dovid Sapirman, a former talmid of the Philadelphia, Ponivez, and Lakewood Yeshivos, has taught and lectured both in the yeshiva and kiruv world for over four decades. Sensing the severe deficiency in emunah which prevails among our youth, Rabbi Sapirman founded the Ani Maamin Foundation together with Monsey educator and renowned lecturer Rabbi Pinchus Jung, to spread chizuk in Emunah to Yidden everywhere: youth, parents, and mechanchim alike.

The Ani Maamin Foundation believes every child deserves to learn the fundamental points of Torah philosophy in a clear and non-judgmental way—at home and in the classroom. The organization believes that EVERY parent and educator can learn to teach Emunah… and is there to help them. It has been endorsed by Torah Umesorah, Rabbi Mattisyahu Salomon, Rabbi Shlomo Brevda, Rabbi Avrohom Chaim Levin, Rabbi Shmuel Kamenetsky, and Rabbi Shlomo Miller.

“Know What to Answer to Yourself” is the first of Rabbi Sapirman’s 3-part, 24-hour Emunah series. Visit Animaamin.org or call 845-418-2122 for more information.