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Jewish Thought, Rabbis Without Borders
On Civil Discourse
One of the most pathetic (in the original sense of evoking pathos) passages in the Talmud is one (Bava Metzia ...
Blessings and Sacrifices
Today’s sacrifices and blessings look different, but can still draw us closer to the Divine
B-Sides with Melissa Broder
Melissa Broder, author of the forthcoming When You Say One Thing but Mean Your Mother (February 6th), is guest-blogging all ...
Symbols of Hanukkah
From sufganiyot to the hannukiah, here are the major symbols of the holiday.
Mourn, Rabbis Without Borders, Sitting Shiva
An Unorthodox Shiva Minyan
The important thing is not how many separate injunctions are obeyed but how and in what spirit we obey them. ...
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
More on the GA and da Young Folk
JTA’s Jacob Berkman has written up a detailed article about the “youth-focused” sessions at the GA. He quotes me criticizing ...
Jewish History, Southern & Jewish, Study
Small Town Field Trip for Fort Worth Teens
One of the foundational ideas behind the ISJL is that mid-size and large congregations should build connections to smaller Jewish ...
Denominations, Interfaith, Live, Rabbis Without Borders, Weddings & Marriage
What’s an Interfaith Rabbi?
Last week The New Republic ran a story saying that the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, the seminary of the American Jewish ...
Let Rabbis Lead!
Last month Rabbi Yamin Levy (note: I studied with Rabbi Levy when I was a rabbinical student at YCT Rabbinical ...