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… present "The Rabbinic Story through Modern Eyes" This scholar-in-resi- dence event will feature the teaching of Jeffrey Rubenstein, professor of Talmud and Rabbinics at New York University. The community is…

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…metro The Rabbinic Story Through Modern Eyes Stories about rabbinic sages like Hillel, Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai are among the most well known in the Talmud. They are used by scholars…

… to con- struct the history of the Talmudic age. However, current research is develop- ing new methods to interpret these 111 stories. Congregation Jeffrey Beth Ahm and Adat Rubenstein Shalom Synagogue…

… veterans. Everyone who attends will receive a booklet with the names and service of all veterans who call and provide the infor- mation by 10 a.m. Monday, Nov. 10. There will be a formal veterans' proces…

…-in-residence activities con- tinue on Saturday, Nov. 22, at Beth Ahm. Professor Rubenstein will present "Aggadah 101: How to Read Rabbinic Stories" at 8:45 a.m. He will explore the literary features of stories while learn…

…- ing how to interpret stories as a source of Jewish values, ethics and culture. At 1 p.m„ he will present "Between Israel and Babylon: Stories as Carriers of Cultural Values," focusing on the…

… similarities and differences of the same story in the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds. Professor Rubenstein was born in South Africa and grew up in Chicago. He has received degrees from Oberlin College, the…

… program in the small chapel immediately fol- lowing lunch. Tamar Freeman, who is a member of the Canadian Armed Forces and who fought in Afghanistan, will speak about her experience as a Jewish woman…

… more ques- tions. Katie Wallace of Royal Oak attend- ed Hillel Day School and was a Judaic studies minor at the University of Michigan. She plans to attend the evening's event. She said she grew up…

… Studies The Jean & Samuel Frankel Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan is offering opportunities for in-depth study in Jewish history and culture, Jewish civilization and thought…

…metro Rib g eode Pia ers we put the ommunity in comrriCinity theater Presents The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 A zany murder mystery by John Bishop Nov 7-23, 2014 Taboo Torah Topics…

… Everything young adults always wanted to ask about Judaism. Stacy Gittleman I Contributing Writer W • 1 / 4 Out of Order A hysterical romp by Ray Cooney Feb 20 - Mar 8, 2015 Bus Stop A classic romance…

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…-generation survivors are doing nearly the unthinkable of tattooing their own bodies with the numbers their elders received in the concentra- tion camps. Is this an acceptable way to remember the Holocaust? Is it OK for…

… Jews to tattoo themselves at all? The questions of young adults that may have not been addressed in their formative years of Jewish education will all be on the table as the Motor City Moishe House teams…

….com/NextGenD. Dan Horwitz, associate rabbi of Congregation Shir Tikvah in Troy, will be leading the discussion, and he welcomes all to bring their questions. A Jewish Renewal rabbi, Horwitz has studied across all of…

… Judaism's major branches and, therefore, can answer the same question from a number of Jewish perspectives. In past discussions such as this, participants have asked Horwitz questions about circumci- sion…

… and whether or not it is a mitzvah to get drunk on Purim. There is never a lack of questions. Horwitz said that Millennials still want to explore Judaism's teachings but perhaps became jaded by Hebrew…