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As we enter the second decade of the 21^st century, people, places, stories and ideas change the face of Jewish life at a rapid clip.  Daily and weekly newspapers as well as academic and spiritual writings are chronicling these events and in many ways serving as the primary texts of our ever-unfolding sacred tradition. Join us for spirited discussion of the most current trends and issues being talked about and debated throughout the Jewish world.  Stay up to date with your own Jewish identity, and lend your voice to the conversation about where Jewish life is heading.   Stay in the loop!

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Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg

One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg

One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.

Self, Identity and Consciousness in the Torah: The Commentary of Dr. Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg
One of the most unique features of Judaism is its invitation to engage in life-long dialogue with our sacred texts and traditions.  Wresting with the text by exploring the questions it raises about faith, doubt, loyalty, love, community, identity and morality, is a hallmark of Jewish piety for leaders and lay people alike. Adding her voice to generations of master teachers and scholars of Torah, Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg plumbs the layers of biblical narratives for their insights into human nature and consciousness.  Combining literary analysis with psychoanalytic thought as well as rabbinic and Hassidic teachings, Zornberg uncovers the richness of the Bible and the interplay between self, family, community and God.