Monday
30Nov2009
Reform: a verb, not a noun
Monday, November 30, 2009 at 10:34AM Rabbi Jacob Neusner writes in the Forward about his return to Reform Judaism:
More recently, Reform Jews have allowed their denomination to be painted as an inferior brand of Judaism — a set of compromises of convenience. Reform Judaism needs to stop apologizing for itself. Instead, it must revert to the clarity and courage — if not to the details — of the Pittsburgh Platform and reassert in the face of contempt the right and duty of Reform. (“Reform,” as Leonard Fein noted a generation ago, is properly understood as a verb and not a noun.)
Eric Lidji |
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