Have you ever had to make hard choice, but felt unsure if it was right or wrong? We all face these challenges on a daily basis. Sometimes you have only seconds to make your move, and the correct  choice is not clear.

How DOES one define the boundaries of right and wrong? Invasion of privacy, gossip, bullying, cheating, and holding grudges—in this six-week series, you will examine and debate these common moral issues and more. You'lldiscover Judaism’s practical and often surprising insights into how to deal with them. So the next time you face a tough decision, you’ll decide for yourself: “Is It Legit?”

Key Questions:

Part One: Personal Privacy

Modern technology enables us to share our lives at the click of a button. But when is the line crossed from social networking to invasion of privacy?

Part Two: Bullying and Gossip

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.” Is this always true? Are there ever situations where words can do more damage than physical abuse?

Part Three: Honesty

Sometimes telling the truth can be more hurtful than it seems worth. Is lying ever OK?

Part Four: Responsibility

It’s MY life. How come it feels like I’m always obligated to others?

Part Five: Parents

Honoring parents is one of the Ten Commandments, but it is not always easy. What am I supposed to do when my parents and I don’t see eye to eye?

Part Six: Kindness and Forgiveness

Should I forgive someone even if they aren’t sorry? Is it right, or even healthy, to love unconditionally? When should I put someone else’s needs first, and when should I not?