Breaking False Dichotomies
November 9th
It's time to start thinking about how we will address the "other side" the day after the election ends.
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Michael Bernstein
Michael Bernstein, a Rabbi, has served since 2009 as Rabbi of Congregation Gesher L'Torah, a vibrant and dynamic Synagogue community in north Atlanta where each person's story is embraced and Judaism is personal. He was ordained as a conservative Rabbi at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York in 1999. He and his wife Tracie have three children, Ayelet, Yaron and Liana.
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Breaking False Dichotomies
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News & Politics, Wisdom Warehouse
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News & Politics, Wisdom Warehouse
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News & Politics, Spirituality & Faith, Wisdom Warehouse
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Daily Life, Wisdom Warehouse
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