LESSON 4: POINT AND COUNTERPOINT For many, Talmud is synonymous with debate. It is indeed a matter of fact that Jewish law abounds with disagreements and dissenting opinions. Does that mean Jewish law is just a matter of opinion? Furthermore, do the debates indicate that the system is not divine? How can there be multiple opinions in a G-d-given Torah? Is Talmudic debate unfortunate or ideal? Lastly, how is a final halachah determined in the event of differing opinions?

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Our Sunday class has been running for almost twenty years — but it’s never too late to join! Each week’s lesson stands on its own, so you can jump in anytime.

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Our Sunday class has been running for almost twenty years — but it’s never too late to join! Each week’s lesson stands on its own, so you can jump in anytime.

The class meets in person with a Zoom option available.
No RSVP needed — just hop on and join the conversation!

Our Sunday class has been running for almost twenty years — but it’s never too late to join! Each week’s lesson stands on its own, so you can jump in anytime.

The class meets in person with a Zoom option available.
No RSVP needed — just hop on and join the conversation!

Our Sunday class has been running for almost twenty years — but it’s never too late to join! Each week’s lesson stands on its own, so you can jump in anytime.

The class meets in person with a Zoom option available.
No RSVP needed — just hop on and join the conversation!