The Talmud, a central Jewish text, is one of the most absorbing and challenging religious reference books in the world. It is the basis for Jewish law and was recorded from oral tradition with the initial intention of memorization. Talmud teaches not only about the Jewish legal code but also discusses ethics, philosophy and customs.
Talmud from a cultural perspective.
The adjudication of interpersonal disputes provides context for understanding the ancient agricultural and herding worlds, Jewish and gentile. It provides background that can help us understand Jewishness, and what it means to be Jewish today.
Check out up to two sessions, no fee, no obligation. Further classes require formal association with City Congregation. Classes are held in member homes in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
