#23 - Honor and Respect for All Torah Educators

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Climb Sinai: The Big Ideas of Judaism

Rabbi Jack Cohen EdM

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This podcast is for people who want access to timeless Torah wisdom that will improve their 21st century lives. Rabbi Jack Cohen (rabbijackcohen.com) makes the Torah relatable by sharing deep principles using common sense thinking, contemporary language, relatable metaphors, psychological insight, and practical advice. We will be generally following the path of foundational ideas outlined in Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's Handbook of Jewish Thought.

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#23 - Honor and Respect for All Torah Educators

Climb Sinai: The Big Ideas of Judaism

3 minutes 40 seconds

2 years ago

#23 - Honor and Respect for All Torah Educators

Based on Mishnah Torah I: Book of Knowledge, the Laws of Torah Learning/Teaching, Ch. 6

Do we need to afford honor and respect to all Torah teachers or just our own?
Is reverence just a formality? How might practicing reverence towards the people who deserve it impact us as people?

Every society is shaped by its relationship to its teachers. Reverence produces an receptivity to the wisdom a society seeks to transmit to the next generation, and a general irreverence nurtures an instability that is untenable.

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