Faith in the Future Rabbi Netanel Wiederblank But what emerges are weekly

But what emerges are weekly reflections that situate each Torah portion in conversation with pivotal moments in modern Jewish history — Noah’s saving humanity with the industrial revolution of 1840

for anyone concerned with the role of religion in the modern world

alongside the traditional  Haggada text

The Koren Tanakh of the Land of Israel opens a new view into the revolutionary impact of the Tanakh

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Faith in the Future Rabbi Netanel Wiederblank But what emerges are weeklyThere is such a thing as an ecology of hope, and it lies in restoring to our culture a sense of family, community and religious faith. The great question facing the liberal democracies of the West is whether it can be done. I believe it can, and that is the theme of many of the chapters in this book. These values never die, though occasionally as now they suffer an eclipse. If Judaism and the history of the Jewish people have a message for our time,