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Year: 2017

Feminism, Political, Torah

Rape Culture in the Bible: Are we still living in Sodom?

October 21, 2017 4 comments
Rape Culture in the Bible: Are we still living in Sodom?

Rape. Sexual assault. Sexual harassment. MeToo. Tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of women are saying it. I’ve said…

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God, Interfaith, Torah

Sacred Text: Do the first few lines tell the whole story?

October 14, 2017 No comment(s)
Sacred Text: Do the first few lines tell the whole story?

A sacred text begins carefully. Powerfully. Precisely. As it should — because the opening lines introduce a spiritual tradition. Just…

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Interfaith, Jewish Practices, Torah

Sukkot: Our prophets recommend interfaith outreach

October 7, 2017 No comment(s)
Sukkot: Our prophets recommend interfaith outreach

Sukkot is a great time for interfaith outreach. Twelve students are taking my graduate course on “Ritual and Sacred Ceremony”…

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Family, Jewish Practices, Kabbalah, Torah

Teshuvah: Can it Change the Timeline of Your Past?

September 23, 2017 2 comments
Teshuvah: Can it Change the Timeline of Your Past?

Can teshuvah – repentance, renewal, and return to God – change the past? In Parshat Haazinu (Deut. 32:1-32:52) Moses speaks to…

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Jewish Practices, Prayer, Spirituality

A Rosh Hashanah Ritual Riddle: How are dessert and liturgy alike?

September 21, 2017 No comment(s)
A Rosh Hashanah Ritual Riddle: How are dessert and liturgy alike?

Your Rosh Hashanah ritual riddle: how are sweet fruit crumble and the liturgy of Unetaneh Tokef alike? I’m asking for…

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Philosophy, Political, Torah

Political narrative keeping you prisoner? Time for a new Exodus!

September 8, 2017 2 comments
Political narrative keeping you prisoner? Time for a new Exodus!

Judaism has a “master story” that shapes our political narrative. It is, of course, the Exodus. One famous version goes like…

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Torah

Rebellious Child: Torah's Tips for Facing Challenge

September 1, 2017 No comment(s)
Rebellious Child: Torah's Tips for Facing Challenge

Stoning of the rebellious child. Holy One of Blessing! Help us understand why this text is in your Torah. You created…

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Jewish Practices, Love, Political

Elijah came to Vancouver to test us. Did we pass?

August 25, 2017 5 comments
Elijah came to Vancouver to test us. Did we pass?

You know the stories. Elijah crouches on the street corner, begging. She bangs on your door at midnight, fleeing an…

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Interfaith, Political

Antisemitism. Why some Christians don't repudiate it. And why many Christians do!

August 16, 2017 8 comments
Antisemitism. Why some Christians don't repudiate it. And why many Christians do!

Can a Jewish blogger avoid writing about antisemitism this week? No, she cannot. She has written about it before. About…

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Laura indoors: Jenn Fontaine. Laura outdoors: Charles Kaplan. Torah scroll: Anita Fonseca-Quezada

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