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SUMMARY:What Do We Mean by a 'Big Tent'? with Yehuda Kurtzer
DESCRIPTION:How might we build a communal&nbsp\;conversation around Israel 
 that&nbsp\;tolerates widely disparate views?\nThe American Jewish communit
 y has long used the metaphor of a&nbsp\;"big tent" to describe the vision 
 that it tolerates a broad spectrum of&nbsp\;viewpoints on Israel. While th
 is feels inclusive\, it often designates some&nbsp\;views as outside the r
 ange of acceptable communal discourse.&nbsp\;Yehuda Kurtzer will explore t
 he challenges and opportunities of&nbsp\;ideological pluralism and how we 
 might foster an ethic of inclusion in&nbsp\;the Chicago Jewish community.\
 n\nPublic lecture followed by panel conversation with Yehuda Kurtzer&nbsp\
 ;and Rabbis Michael Siegel\, Shoshanah Conover\, and David&nbsp\;Wolkenfel
 d\, moderated by Jason Rosensweig.\nRegister here\n\n\n\nPresented in part
 nership with Anshe Emet Synagogue\, Temple Sholom of Chicago\, and&nbsp\;A
 nshe Sholom B'nai Israel Congregation.&nbsp\;\n\nIf you have any questions
 \, please contact Natalie Dibo\, Midwest Program Coordinator\, at natalie.
 dibo@shalomhartman.org.
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