Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Kiddush Hashem ( the sanctification of God’s name) in a Complicated World

By Steve

Posted on December 14, 2013

Last month, Rabbi Sacks visited communities in Beit Shemesh, Israel. Speaking at the Beit Knesset Feigenson, Rabbi Sacks delivered a lecture where he explored the concept of Kiddush Hashem – the sanctification of God’s name – and how this is a central idea in helping to create a Judaism engaged with the world.

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(If you want to read more about Rabbi Sacks’ desire for “A Judaism Engaged with the World”, please click here to download his latest pamphlet on this topic.)

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