Three rabbis to discuss Torah in contemporary Jewish lifeSunday, November 4, 2007
If you goWHAT: The 'Revelation' at Sinai: Jewish Views of Torah. WHERE: Stern Center Ballroom, College of Charleston. WHEN: Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. COST: Free. A three-rabbi panel organized by the College of Charleston's Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program will tackle issues concerning the revelation at Sinai. The discussion, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Stern Center Ballroom, will feature Rabbis Anthony Holz (Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, Reform), Ari Sytner (Congregation Brith Sholom Beth Israel, Orthodox) and Robert Judd (Synagogue Emanu-El, Conservative). The Torah is the sacred text revealed by God and has special status as the authoritative and binding canon for Jews. But how is it reconciled with contemporary Jewish life? The rabbis will reflect on the Torah, its authority and its influence on the Jewish tradition. |
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