Exciting News!
Rabbi David Aaron is featured on the latest episode of the Orthodox Conundrum podcast, hosted by Scott Kahn: “OUR FAITH IS IN THE QUESTION”: TEACHING EMUNAH TO OUR CHILDREN, OUR STUDENTS, AND OURSELVES.
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What does it mean to believe in God? This question is absolutely fundamental to Jewish life and living – yet many people feel uncomfortable discussing God at all. In our educational institutions, we often have a broad curriculum that includes subjects such as Talmud, Chumash, Nach, Halacha, and more – but questions in emunah are frequently shunted aside or ignored altogether.
On the other hand, even if a school wanted to emphasize a curriculum that gives pride of place to faith in God, what, exactly, would that look like? How shall educators teach faith, or foster faith, in students? How much is faith the result of experience, and what can be taught in a classroom setting?
Why do people develop a crisis in faith, and what is the most appropriate way to address it? Are there ways for believers to overcome their doubts, and should they even try? And what is the best way to respond to someone who says that he or she does not believe in God – but they wish that they could?
Join Rabbi David Aaron and Scott Kahn as they dive into these essential questions about emunah (faith) and explore meaningful ways to teach and foster faith in our communities.
