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October 19, 2011 | 4:08 pm
Posted by Aryeh Cohen
This blog will be about the intersection and intertwining of Judaism and social justice. It is called Justice in the City: Thinking About Judaism and Social Justice. I hope that the pieces are thoughtful and rise above the level of cliches and platitudes, and attempt to explore and articulate a somewhat more interesting and thoughtful understanding of Social Justice which is grounded in the Jewish tradition, but will hopefully resonate outwards.
The thinking in this blog is based in the research and thinking that I did while writing my book Justice in the City: Toward a Community of Obligation, soon to be published by Academic Studies Press.

5.13.13 at 8:40 am | And yet, we return each year with Sisyphean. . .

5.7.13 at 7:16 pm | The Rabbinic tradition transvalued the warriors. . .
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4.18.13 at 5:34 pm |

3.15.13 at 1:24 pm | Ted Cruz, the apparent supporter of rights. . .

2.15.13 at 8:39 am | The practice of democracy, the practice by which. . .

5.13.13 at 8:40 am | And yet, we return each year with Sisyphean. . . (5)

3.15.13 at 1:24 pm | Ted Cruz, the apparent supporter of rights. . . (3)
4.18.13 at 5:34 pm | (2)
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