

Can Orthodox Judaism Be Reformed? with Rabbi Irving Greenberg
Feb 20, 2025
Rabbi Irving "Yitz" Greenberg, a leading theologian in American Jewry and author of "The Triumph of Life," dives deep into the potential for reform within Orthodox Judaism. He tackles controversial topics like gay marriage and the role of women in the clergy. Greenberg reflects on God's presence during the Holocaust and the evolution of Jewish history, emphasizing the shift toward personal responsibility. He advocates for inclusivity, encouraging a balance between tradition and modernity in addressing societal challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Three Eras of Jewish History and the Role of Tikkun Olam
01:49 • 5min
Divine Hiddenness and Human Responsibility in Times of Suffering
07:01 • 3min
Faith and Tragedy: Navigating the Holocaust's Legacy
09:35 • 10min
Evolving Messianic Visions and Human Responsibility
20:02 • 6min
Empowering Women in Orthodox Judaism
25:38 • 7min
Orthodoxy and Modernity: A Path to Inclusivity
32:10 • 32min