EPISODE · Dec 4, 2019 · 37 MIN
92. Meaningful Musar or Wrongful Rebuke?
from Talking Tachlis Podcast · host Talking Tachlis Podcast
This week Rivky and Uri discuss a recent article written by Rabbi Steven Pruzansky, entitled "The First Modern Orthodox Jew: Two Models." Rabbi Pruzansky contrasts Avraham and Lot, and uses them as models for two ways Orthodox Jews can approach the secular world, specifically the world of secular college. Rivky and Uri ask, does this article accurately depict the MO world? Too harsh? Not harsh enough? And what do we think in general about this type of approach to Jewish life? Links: Rabbi Pruzansky's blog https://rabbipruzansky.com/ Rabbi Pruzansky's Wikipedia page - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Pruzansky Music: Phish - Avinu Malkenu 12/1/19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4yBXU8o2-k
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This week Rivky and Uri discuss a recent article written by Rabbi Steven Pruzansky, entitled "The First Modern Orthodox Jew: Two Models." Rabbi Pruzansky contrasts Avraham and Lot, and uses them as models for two ways Orthodox Jews can approach the secular world, specifically the world of secular college. Rivky and Uri ask, does this article accurately depict the MO world? Too harsh? Not harsh enough? And what do we think in general about this type of approach to Jewish life? L...
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92. Meaningful Musar or Wrongful Rebuke?
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