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The Limits of Identity
By
Rabbi Joshua Waxman
My friend Jenny Moyers is not the most connected Jew ever to walk the earth. She doesn’t belong to a synagogue and does not celebrate any of the Jewish holidays in her home. She seems to regard my rabbinic career path with something bordering between amusement and disdain. So it came as something of a…
Go Bother Someone Else
By
Rabbi Eliyahu Stern
Ah… summer in New York City: Central Park concerts, café life, sweaty subways, and who can forget those smiley young boys and girls passing out Jews for Jesus pamphlets. Every year they come with more zeal and more ambition, peddling their product and hoping that someone with a kippah will say yes, now that I…
Jews for Jesus: Who’s Who & What’s What
By
Rabbi Susan Grossman
If you believe Jesus is the messiah, died for anyone else’s sins, is God’s chosen son, or any other dogma of Christian belief, you are not Jewish. You are Christian. Period. We Jews may not like to admit it, since we prefer live and let live, but sharing the message of their faith is a…
Muscular Judaism and the War in Lebanon
By
Rabbi Eliyahu Stern
Israeli and American Jews are now scratching their heads over the war in Lebanon. Oh, how quickly political tides change. Just a few weeks ago, everyone was standing squarely behind Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert; today everyone is calling for his resignation. Only time will tell if this war will have any positive consequences in…
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