The Book of Job as the Guide for Jewish Ethics - Rabbi Haim Ovadia
The Book of Job as the Guide for Jewish Ethics
Uri L'Tzedek: Orthodox Social Justice · Uri L'Tzedek
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Rabbi Haim Ovadia at Uri L’Tzedek on “The Book of Job as the Guide for Jewish Ethics"
EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Book of Job is traditionally perceived as a treatise about good and evil and about the age-old problem of Divine Justice, or theodicy. This class suggests that the Book of Job presents a new stage in the development of Jewish ethics, and that this new theology, which is extremely relevant and necessary for our generation, was so controversial that it had to be hidden under layers of discourse.
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