First person plural - kol ha-kavod.
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“Jonathan Silver has a marvelous radio voice, and a thoughtful, deliberative approach to complex issues.
I appreciated this stance most gratefully in the episode with the fastest, most energetic salesman in Yiddishkeit I’ve ever heard: Micah Goodman on “Eight Steps to Shrink the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict “. Without Mr Silver’s moderation I would have flipped channel as an older generation would have said.
Another valuable feature of Tikvah presentations in “Silver’s Style” is a practical demonstration of the way conservative principles cut across so-called denominational divides.
Although I’m Orthodox, I couldn’t help but be interested and moved by the series of interviews with Jack Wertheimer. Throughout, Jonathan Silver used the first person plural “We” especially in segments dealing with “denominations” that us modern Orthodoxists would easily have dismissed as “off the derech”.
Kol ha-kavod.
Noach down under.”
613770 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/06/19
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