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Kolot: Voices from The Ark Synagogue · Today · 10 min

Clues

In this talk Rabbi Andrea Kulikovsky likens the laws of Parashat Re’eh to clues in a mystery game, showing how each commandment points to active choice, responsibility, and compassion. She argues that progressive Judaism interprets Torah through justice, human dignity, and the covenant of chosenness, urging listeners to open their hands to the needy and continually work toward tikkun olam. You’ll leave with a concrete framework for turning the Torah’s “blessing or curse” invitation into everyday ethical action. ★ Support this podcast ★

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In this talk Rabbi Andrea Kulikovsky likens the laws of Parashat Re’eh to clues in a mystery game, showing how each commandment points to active choice, responsibility, and compassion. She argues that progressive Judaism interprets Torah through justice, human dignity, and the covenant of chosenness, urging listeners to open their hands to the needy and continually work toward tikkun olam. You’ll leave with a concrete framework for turning the Torah’s “blessing or curse” invitation into everyday ethical action.

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