Judaism and the Secular New Year (S2, E16)

from Judaism in the 21st Century · host Steven Labkoff, MD & Rabbi Daniel Cohen

All Jews know that the new year begins with Rosh HaShanah, usually in early autumn. However, we live in a secular world - and this week we celebrate the coming of the secular new year. What does Judaism have to say about the celebration of the secular new year? Tune in for this week's discussion with Rabbi Cohen and Dr. Labkoff to find out - oh, and spoilers, "Happy New Year!"

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