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This event, sponsored by the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute, took place at the University of Scranton on November 9, 2006. Rabbi Soloveichik is the first speaker, and he’s followed by Professor Stephen Casey, and Rabbi Aryeh Klapper, all of whom offer differing perspectives on torture from the Jewish and Christian traditions.
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Tikvah Podcast: Ross Douthat and Meir Soloveichik on the State of American Belief
The New York Times's conservative Catholic columnist discusses his argument for belief with Rabbi Soloveichik.
This event, sponsored by the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute, took place at the University of Scranton on November 9, 2006. Rabbi Soloveichik is the first speaker, and he’s followed by Professor Stephen Casey, and Rabbi Aryeh Klapper, all of whom offer differing perspectives on torture from the Jewish and Christian traditions.
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How to Embrace Jewish Identity While Rejecting Identity Politics
Rabbi Meir Soloveichik speaks with the editor of Sapir, Brett Stephens, about his recent essay: "Jewish Identity vs. Identity Politics."
Tikvah Podcast: Ross Douthat and Meir Soloveichik on the State of American Belief
The New York Times's conservative Catholic columnist discusses his argument for belief with Rabbi Soloveichik.
