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A wise woman once said: excellent people discuss ideas, mediocore people discuss events, inferior people discuss other people. This blog will be devoted mostly to ideas that I teach and write about. Ocassionally I will throw in some travel, recipes, movie reviews or other quirky indulgences. Since the state of our world and efforts to mend it are never far from my consciousness, you will also find some "current events" features under "tikkun olam." Please feel free to add your comments. Definitions: Midlife--Too late to do anything really new; too late not to. Mussar- A traditional Jewish practice to cultivate ethical insomnia(thanks to Rabbi Stone) If you want to know more about the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College where I teach, check out www.rrc.edu
Showing posts with label science and religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science and religion. Show all posts

Monday, January 22, 2007

Why Teach Science in a Rabbinical Seminary?

I have been asked to write a short piece for CrossCurrents on teaching science in a rabbinical seminary. I plan to post what I have to say here in the next couple of days. Comments are welcome.
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