But BMG matters. It matters for the future of Jews in America precisely because it matters for the future of Judaism in America. By privileging ideas and thought over identity, it proudly stakes out a position of genuine durability "Only 5 percent of BMG alumni become congregational rabbis. And 25 percent become educators. The rest are engaged in study for its own sake. They will enter the workforce when they are done; armed with skills of logic, formal reasoning and a type of critical thinking, they largely succeed after training in a professional field or going directly into business. "
From my visit to BMG Lakewood pic.twitter.com/VSJoCFEFNU
— Noah Feldman (@NoahRFeldman) October 3, 2013
There was another person that was quite important for the Democrats who is Jewish......and Frum!!! Norm Eisen who is counsel to the Democrat's on the Judiciary Committee. He did most of the questioning for the Democrats yesterday. You can see he went for over 40 minutes straight at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNqvtBLVF8M
ReplyDeleteHe is a Former US ambassador to the Czech Republic and he is a frum shomer shabbos yid and a close buddy to Barack Obama (they were law school classmates)
What a shanda
ReplyDeleteWhile it is true that Noah Feldman intermarried and had written critically about Frum life, he has since divorced his wife and become a public ally for many Frum people. You should update that post for accurate.
ReplyDeletehe did not "spend elul zeman" in bmg. only a couple of days, title is misleading.
ReplyDeleteSupposedly he helped Lakewood guys get into Harvard
ReplyDeleteLakewood is the Trumpiest town in nj
ReplyDeleteA very arrogant professor.
ReplyDeleteNow we know why the vaad and ceo are anti Trump even though all of Lakewood voted for him
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