God as King in an Age of Authoritarianism – with Ethan Tucker - Identity/Crisis

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What happens when the words we pray clash with the values we hold? Just in time for the High Holidays, this week on Identity/Crisis Yehuda Kurtzer speaks with Ethan Tucker, president of Hadar and co-author of Gender Equality and Prayer in Jewish Law, about what it means to pray ancient words in a world shaped by present fears and political tensions and how we can navigate the frameworks of tradition and modern egalitarian commitments.

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God as King in an Age of Authoritarianism – with Ethan Tucker

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