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Jewish TALK JSCN
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For anyone interested in Jewish life, culture and heritage / www.jscn.org.uk / email: hello@jscn.org.uk :: supported by the National Lottery Community Fund
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June 28, 2022
Torah & Science... friends or enemies? Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum
<p>While the Torah is clear that every plant and animal species was individually designed “according to its kind”, Darwin’s theory of evolution states the multitude of species we see today all evolved from just a few original forms. Which is right? And if humans evolved too then how could we have been created “in God’s image?”</p> <p><strong>ABOUT Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum:</strong><br> Rabbi Zarum is Dean of LSJS and holds the Rabbi Sacks Chair in Modern Jewish Thought at the school. He is a rabbinic leader, lecturer and author with a passion for teaching traditional Jewish texts and innovative educational programming for young and old. He gained a PhD in Theoretical Physics from King’s College London, leading to the publication of a number of papers on Quantum Chaos Theory.</p> <p>This podcast has been made possible with the help of Whitefield Jewish community and Mizrachi UK</p>
January 24, 2022
Jack Aisenberg (3 minute episode)
<p>Jack Aisenberg was a young lad when he was separated from his family, who he would never see again. Though he eventually was caught, he survived the Nazi concentration camps and death marches. </p> <p>In this 3.30 minute podcast Holocaust survivor Jack tells of the fateful day he parted from his family.</p>
January 2, 2020
Where is Judaism Going Over the Next 100 Years?
Dan and Lex invite the audience to engage in the idea of a virtual synagogue, one without walls and without boundaries, as if it was on a completely new Jewish planet. Dan Libenson studied at Harvard law school where he graduated with honours and spent five years as a law professor. He’s been closely involved with Hillel in Harvard and Chicago and now devotes his life to working with the Jewish community. He believes people seek connection to Jewish traditions in a way that they perceive as authentic or meaningful but not necessarily tied to some preconceived notion of the “right way”. He is Co-founder of Judaism Unbound podcast. Lex Rofeberg is a 29 year old Jewish educator and organiser. He graduated with a degree in Judaic Studies from Brown University and was also involved with Hillel. He worked for the Institute of southern Jewish life based in Jackson Missouri where he was an education fellow. He is interested in non-traditional ways of studying Talmud and is currently studying to be a rabbi. Along with Dan he co-founded the Judaism Unbound podcast. Recorded at Limmud Festival 2019
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