Harvard Divinity School
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Sep 11, 2026
Lex RofebergHOST
So we're thrilled to have you with us today, and we're thrilled to be featuring two amazing guests today, Shaul Magid and Lila Rimelovsky from Ashera Journal.
Lex RofebergHOST
That's a journal created by Harvard Divinity School.
Lex RofebergHOST
More on that in a second, but before that, we want to give you some Judaism Unboundments.
Lex RofebergHOST
We have an amazing opportunity to take Judaism Inbound, our Intro to Judaism for anyone class.
Lex RofebergHOST
We hope that you'll join us for Yigdal, our journey into a closing prayer this coming Friday, September 18th.
Lex RofebergHOST
And now a bit more about this episode.
Lex RofebergHOST
Our topic is Ashera, a new journal of Jewish liturgy run by students at Harvard Divinity School in partnership with faculty there.
Lex RofebergHOST
In describing Ashera, they say that this journal is offered for free in the hope that it will serve a broad community of Jews and non-Jews interested in the nexus of scholarship, poetry, liturgical experimentation, visual arts, and music.
Sean McDowellHOST
Here's one.
Sean McDowellHOST
So in July, when we were taking a break from the weekly cultural update, one of the bonuses I put was with an Orthodox Jew, brilliant young Orthodox Jew, went to Harvard Divinity School named Shabbos Kestenbaum.
Sean McDowellHOST
And we kind of had a fun, friendly back and forth about whether Jesus was the Messiah or not.
Sean McDowellHOST
But we also talked about anti-Semitism today.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
He's like, how can you proclaim to be a guru, man? Which is, I read all this stuff and I know him now.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
I met him at the Harvard Divinity School.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
He's like, I don't have the answers.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
I facilitate you commuting with God.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
I'm like, yes.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
So it was so cool being in Harvard Divinity School with like-minded people.
Wiz BuckleyGUEST
So that little, you're not a guru, but it says there should be one.
Heather HeckHOST
No, there shouldn't.
Adam DuxterHOST
You went to Harvard.
Mariah TollgaardGUEST
I did go to Harvard Divinity School.
Mariah TollgaardGUEST
Many people don't know that Harvard has a divinity school and trains pastors and theologians, and I'm proud to be a part of that tradition as well.
Heidi StangHOST
What does it mean to be part of the tradition of the longest running food vendor at the Minnesota State Fair? I feel like the Minnesota State Fair is
Christina GesslerHOST
It has so many voices in it.
Christina GesslerHOST
One of the ones that struck me as I was reading, as they all did, each has such an interesting contribution to the anthology as a whole, was as we're wrestling with the idea of, uh, God and, and what it means or doesn't, was, um, on page, uh, 48 and 49, it goes on a little bit longer than that, we have Ralph Waldo Emerson talking to Harvard Divinity School.
Christina GesslerHOST
At that time, Harvard was founded as a divinity school.
Christina GesslerHOST
Only men could attend.
Christina GesslerHOST
On page 48 and 49, it goes on a little bit longer than that.
Christina GesslerHOST
We have Ralph Waldo Emerson talking to Harvard Divinity School.
Christina GesslerHOST
At that time, Harvard was founded as a divinity school.
Christina GesslerHOST
Only men could attend.
Christina GesslerHOST
On page 48 and 49, it goes on a little bit longer than that.
Christina GesslerHOST
We have Ralph Waldo Emerson talking to Harvard Divinity School.
Christina GesslerHOST
At that time, Harvard was founded as a divinity school.
Christina GesslerHOST
Only men could attend.
Christina GesslerHOST
On page 48 and 49, it goes on a little bit longer than that.
Christina GesslerHOST
We have Ralph Waldo Emerson talking to Harvard Divinity School.
Christina GesslerHOST
At that time, Harvard was founded as a divinity school.
Christina GesslerHOST
Only men could attend.
Christina GesslerHOST
On page 48 and 49, it goes on a little bit longer than that.
Christina GesslerHOST
We have Ralph Waldo Emerson talking to Harvard Divinity School.
Christina GesslerHOST
At that time, Harvard was founded as a divinity school.
Christina GesslerHOST
Only men could attend.
Damon RootGUEST
As you say, he is this fitness buff, loved to box, mountain climb, weightlifting, all of these things.
Damon RootGUEST
But he also was this intellectual, was a graduate of Harvard Divinity School, Unitarian minister.
Damon RootGUEST
And right there in New England, in Massachusetts, this hotbed of abolitionist thought.
Damon RootGUEST
And so he falls in with the abolitionists.
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