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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
United Synagogue Convention
Calls for Religious Pluralism
KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y.
(JTA) — Action against
anti-Semitic incidents at
home, solidarity on behalf of
Jews persecuted in the
Soviet Union and a call for
religious pluralism in Israel
were endorsed by some
2,000 delegates from 900
Conservative Jewish con-
gregations in the U.S. and
Canada, attending the
biennial convention of the
United Synagogue of
America last week.
It marked the 70th an-
niversary of the founding of
the United Synagogue, the
congregational branch of
the Conservative move-
ment.
Marshall Wolke, of
Chicago, who was re-elected
president of the United
Synagogue, said the dele-
gates reaffirmed their
"commitment to the state of
Israel and its people." They
also expressed their vigor-
ous opposition "to demands
by extremist elements
within Orthodox Judaism
that Israel revise its Law of
Return so as to deny the val-
idity of conversions by Con-
servative rabbis," he said.
"Diversity of opinion
and religious expression
has been an historic fea-
ture of Judaism" and
"Jewish religious
pluralism" must be up-
held in Israel, the con-
vention stated in its re-
solutions.
Rabbi Benjamin Kreit-
man, executive vice presi-
dent of the United
Synagogue, noted that the
delegates expressed their
opposition to "current ef-
forts to reintroduce religi-
ous observance, prayer and
celebration of religious
holidays in the public
schools of the United
States" and opposed "tui-
tion tax credits for private
schools."
The convention con-
demned recurring "anti-
Semitic incidents of shame-
ful desecration of
synagogues and other
houses of worship by hate
groups in the United States
bent on violating commun-
ity harmony and risking a
breakdown of law and or-
der."
The delegates charged
"the leadership of the Soviet
Union with fanning the
flames of anti-Semitism."
They called for the "opening
in Russia of the gates of
emigration" to the hun-
dreds of thousands "of our
Jewish brothers and sisters
who seek freedom to prac-
tice the faith of our fathers,
preserve Jewish culture and
teach the Hebrew lan-
guage."
Rabbi Robert Gordis
told the convention that
the decision to admit
women to the move-
ment's rabbinical school
would "bring into our
ranks a very necessary
source of idealism and
loyalty and human
energy for the great tasks
that confront us."
The Faculty Senate of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, voted on
Oct. 24 to admit women to
the seminary's rabbinical
school, ending years of de-
bate in the Conservative
movement on the issue.
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Judaism may be changed
at will as one chooses, nor
do we believe that
Judaism has remained
unchangeable, monolith-
ic and seamless for all
time."
He asserted that when
"tradition is confronted by
new conditions, new religi-
ous insights, new ethical
understanding, there is in-
teraction which results in
growth."
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Rabbi Gordis cited that
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action in predicting that
• 3 Links of Sausage
"the historian of the future
• Potatoes, Toast & Jelly
will regard the women's re-
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volution as the single most
important event that took
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not only 50 percent of the
human race but indirectly
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the rest." But he added that
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"when the ordination of ity.
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women" in the Conserva-
tive movement "ultimately
comes into practice, it will
not revolutionize Conserva-
tive Judaism."
Gordis cited Pope John
Paul's plea last week to sci-
entists not to engage in re-
search leading to nuclear
destruction and added:
"There was a time when the
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voices of prophets re-
sounded throughout the
Weekdays 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
world. We may not be
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prophets but we are the de-
scendants of prophets and
we should take our place in
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Gordis discussed the
differences between
Conservative Judaism
and Reform and Or-
thodox Judaism. He said,
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