The Upgrade Generation
Luckily, Judaism can hold its own in this wild ride — because it already has a very big \”buffet\” that can appeal to a wide range of different tastes. We get in trouble when we focus on only one part of this buffet as if it\’s the whole thing. That smells like dogma. If we can display all the spiritual, cultural, mystical, intellectual, historical, ritual, artistic and communal courses of the great Jewish feast — and invite Jews to partake in its many delights — maybe the new generation will stop dismissing or trying to \”upgrade\” Judaism, and, instead, will explore what\’s being offered until they find something that turns them on.\n