Reposted by Larry Yudelson
"Judaism Disrupted" is about the future of Judaism—starting now. Do the time-honored traditions of rabbinic Judaism meet our spiritual needs? Do we feel spiritually sated after a Shabbat service? Is there another way to be a Jew? It’s time for a new Judaism.
!["[Mordecai] Kaplan’s Judaism refuses assimilation. It was grounded in peoplehood, in communal creativity, and in the lived, complex reality of being Jewish in the Diaspora."
"And critically, this meant placing community - not belief, not ritual, not law - at the centre of Jewish religious life."
—Matti Boulakia-Bortnick, "From Self-Realization to Collective Liberation", Again at a Crossroads: New Jewish Thought for a Better World](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:n3jv5ufgzck5fb7y7rimmvoh/bafkreicebuew3i5f6os4v3nropsz24q32qfb3sta56npaxhr5avn3au7lu)
