A blast from the past (mostly about Hadar)
As far as I can figure out, this was the first time that my husband and I attended a Hadar learning event. You might find the linked posts interesting, too.
If you live within commuting distance of New York City, I hope to see you tomorrow night!
Posted by Rabbi Shai Held on Facebook:
If you live within commuting distance of New York City, I hope to see you tomorrow night!
Posted by Rabbi Shai Held on Facebook:
One
of the innumerable privileges of working at Hadar all these years has
been my partnership, both intellectual and institutional, with Rabbi Ethan Moses Tucker.
We talk a lot... and tomorrow night, we're going to talk in front of an audience-- and interact with their questions and ideas. NY-based friends, please consider joining Ethan and me tomorrow evening at 7:30 at B'nai Jeshurun, as we discuss "Double-Edged Torah: Texts and Ideas that Redeem and Destroy." As a Talmudic Sage already notes, Torah can be an elixir of life, but it can also be a deadly poison. We'll spend the evening thinking through what that means, what the implications are, and what the challenges are for teachers and students of Torah. It'll be pretty much totally unscripted and fun... Hope to see you.
We talk a lot... and tomorrow night, we're going to talk in front of an audience-- and interact with their questions and ideas. NY-based friends, please consider joining Ethan and me tomorrow evening at 7:30 at B'nai Jeshurun, as we discuss "Double-Edged Torah: Texts and Ideas that Redeem and Destroy." As a Talmudic Sage already notes, Torah can be an elixir of life, but it can also be a deadly poison. We'll spend the evening thinking through what that means, what the implications are, and what the challenges are for teachers and students of Torah. It'll be pretty much totally unscripted and fun... Hope to see you.
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