Paradigm Shift – The Role of a Rebbe
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Paradigm Shift
The Role of a Rebbe
This class addresses a question that has vexed Jews since the day that Moshe approached a motley crew of Hebrews slaving beneath the harsh Egyptian sun and said, “Follow me!”
What is ideal Jewish leadership? What makes a good Jewish leader? A rabbi is just one example of a leader. In addition to religious leadership, there is political leadership and social leadership, and any number of instances where a man or a woman rises up and shows the way.
We may refer to him as a rebbe, a leader, a master. But what—in Jewish thought and history—makes him who he is?
Paradigm Shift
The Role of a Rebbe
This class addresses a question that has vexed Jews since the day that Moshe approached a motley crew of Hebrews slaving beneath the harsh Egyptian sun and said, “Follow me!”
What is ideal Jewish leadership? What makes a good Jewish leader? A rabbi is just one example of a leader. In addition to religious leadership, there is political leadership and social leadership, and any number of instances where a man or a woman rises up and shows the way.
We may refer to him as a rebbe, a leader, a master. But what—in Jewish thought and history—makes him who he is?
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