Upside Down Judaism: Why Are Progressives Studying Talmud?
…the Jewish community) and eighties, there was a larger embrace of Jewish religious language, spurred on by the writings of Abraham Joshua Heschel and Gershom Scholem. However, the form and content of political speech remained the same as in other liberal-left organizations (with some exceptions, as in Arthur Waskow’s and Michael Lerner’s experiments with a spiritual-political language). Taking Back the Texts The first ten years of the twenty-firs…
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