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Category Archives: R. Bradley Shavit Artson
Where Are The Orthodox?
In the wake of last week’s flotilla mess, numerous non-Orthodox rabbis took to print to critique Israel’s response. Among them was Conservative rabbi Sharon Brous. Her complete lack of expertise in matters of security did not stop her from approvingly … Continue reading
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The Dynamic God You Already Love (But Didn’t Know You Could)
On June 1 at 7:30 pm, Sinai Temple hosts a lecture and discussion on Rabbi Brad Artson’s process theology. Here’s the billing: “New scientific findings of the past century have changed our understanding of everything – the evolution of the … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative Judaism, R. Bradley Shavit Artson, Sinai Temple Tagged case god, conservative rabbis, process theology, quantum weirdness, rabbi david wolpe, religions in america Comments Off on The Dynamic God You Already Love (But Didn’t Know You Could)
Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson: ‘Coming To Know The God We Already Love’
Did you get that phrase — “Coming To Know The God We Already Love”? What Jew talks like this? This is Christian talk. What is primary in Christianity — faith, hope, love, humility — is secondary in Judaism and what … Continue reading
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