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I’m Jewish. Do I Have to Believe in God?

Rabbi David Wolpe and Professor Rebecca Newberger Goldstein in Conversation with 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber

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Overview

It’s a question as old as monotheism itself: Are Jews a race? A culture? A people? A religious group?

And where, today, might God fit in? In SAPIR’s most recent volume on faith, one of America’s preeminent rabbis, David Wolpe, describes the paradox of maintaining belief in the face of skepticism, and leading philosopher Rebecca Newberger Goldstein considers how to live an ethical life as a self-proclaimed Jewish atheist. They are joined by Rabbi David Ingber for a thought-provoking discussion on whether belief in God is crucial to living a Jewish life.

This program is part of 92NY Recanati-Kaplan Talks.

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How to access 92NY events during construction:

Events in Kaufmann Concert Hall, Weill Art Gallery, Buttenwieser Hall, and Arnhold Studio: Use the 92nd Street entrance. A Box Office agent will assist you.
All other programs: Use the Lexington Avenue entrance at 91st Street (South Building). To reach the North Building, use the 3rd-floor walkway.

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