Our 2011 Scholar-in-Residence was Dr. Michael Marmur. This weekend of learning is made possible by a generous gift from Lillian and Charles (z”l) Kaplan.
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2011 Scholar-in-Residence Materials, Handouts and Bibliography from Dr. Michael Marmur's Lectures:
- Handout from his first talk entitled “Searching for Heschel: Who He Was and Why He Matters”
- Handout from his second talk entitled “Go to Pharaoh: Heschel Reads the Weekly Portion”
- Handout from his third talk entitled “Pluralism, Do We Need It? How Do We Achieve It?”
- Handout from his fourth talk entitled “My Legs Were Praying: Making a Difference in the World"
Rabbi Marmur suggested the following books for further study of this subject matter, available in our library:
- The Sabbath: Its Meaning for Modern Man
- God In Search of Man: A Philosophy of Judaism
- The Insecurity of Freedom: Essays in Applied Religion
- Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity
- Heavenly Torah: As Refracted through the Generations
Click here for the full bibliography from our librarian, Pat Pawelak-Kort.
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