Donniel Hartman: Putting God Second Book Talk With Shaul Magid

Donniel Hartman: Putting God Second Book Talk With Shaul Magid, June 29, 2016, at the Hartman Summer 2016 Community Leadership Retreat Program, Jerusalem, Israel, Shalom Hartman Institute

[@hantejudy]

Brilliant insights from Rabbi Donniel Hartman. This video should be watched by everyone.

[@stevenliebman9009]

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[@samuelgoldring9691]

Doniel gives us the courage to try to do "a" goodwithout fear that G-d will pounce on us. That if we try to be decent G-d will not terrorize us if it turns out we fell short.

[@danielschulman4909]

I love this dialogue - so much - but I do have a problem with the critique Syria, critique us part . . . I think I get the point, but when the 'critique' first of all, has wandered from critique into a clear manic vitriole, when it has escalated into a fervour, and when the disproportion between extreme focus on Israel and extreme levels of turning the other cheek in almost all other instances around the globe, I find it very very difficult to assume the 'critic' is truly not something else.

[@georgeg7258]

almost toeing the line of a similar premise in Christopher Htichens God is not so Great...

[@barakhullman]

Rabbi Hartman: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5m3h4mhl76pgs0m55s "If all of Christianity was Matthew maybe I'd become a Christian." I don't get it. How could an Orthodox rabbi say that he'd become a Christian?