The Dangers of Enthusiasm (Rabbi Sacks on Shemini, Covenant & Conversation)
The Office of Rabbi Sacks
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Introduction
In 17th century England, it came to refer to extreme and revolutionary protestant sects. It became a synonym for religious extremism, zealotry and fanaticism. The word did not always have a favourable connotation. Originally it referred to someone possessed by a spirit or demon. Today we see this as something positive. People with enthusiasm have passion, zest and excitement which is contagious. If you want to influence others, cultivate enthusiasm.
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