The Public Menorah
Is All Publicity Good Publicity?

In the 1970s, when Chabad began erecting large Chanukah menorahs in public places, a number of Jewish organizations objected to this practice and filed lawsuits against it. This debate brought into sharp relief differing approaches within the Jewish community regarding how to preserve and express Jewish identity in the modern world. This lesson also confronts the question: In light of the Jewish historical experience as a "minority religion," should Jews advocate for a more secular society? Or, does an irreligious society actually pose the greater threat to our Jewishness, and to a civil society in general?

Great Debates in Jewish History - Lesson 6

Daily Power Parsha 9.11.20 (Nitzavim-Vayelech)
A Quick Daily Dose of Torah Inspiration
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live on September 11, 2020

Daily Power Parsha 9.11.20 (Nitzavim-Vayelech)

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Great Debates in Jewish History - Lesson 6

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