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Sunday 29 February 2004 2pm
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Wrestling with God and Men

Steven Greenberg
In conversation with James Alison

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Rabbi Steven Greenburg

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Wrestling with God and Men

Wrestling with God and Men

Sunday 29 February 2pm

Steven Greenberg in conversation with James Alison

Wrestling with God and Men is a ground-breaking book, challenging Judaism’s traditional rejection of homosexuality. It is the product of Rabbi Greenberg's ten-year struggle to reconcile his two warring identities, as the first ever openly gay and orthodox rabbi.

To mark the publication of Wrestling with God and Men two radical theologians, Steven Greenberg and James Alison displayed some imaginative exegetical creativity in their reading of biblical texts and their interpretation of tradition as they discussed one of the central issues dividing both Jewish and Christian communities: can orthodox religion accommodate homosexual love?

Steven Greenberg is senior teaching fellow at the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership in New York. He featured in the awardwinning documentary film, Trembling Before G-d.

James Alison is a Catholic priest who has studied, lived and worked throughout Latin America, the USA and his native England. He is the author of Faith Beyond Resentment (2001).




Rabbi Steven Greenburg

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