Tahl was asked to represent his generation's version of those definitions and also his own opinion.
Just because the particularist american 20- and 30somethings have made their "definitions" clear, doesn't make those definitions permanent. By defining our terms away from previous generations, we *are* grappling with the existence of a Jewish people.
Also-- Tahl, thanks for speaking so clearly about intermarriage. I wish more people would agree with you, but I think your definition is quite radical.
Jessica
In Tahl's defense...
Tahl was asked to represent his generation's version of those definitions and also his own opinion.
Just because the particularist american 20- and 30somethings have made their "definitions" clear, doesn't make those definitions permanent. By defining our terms away from previous generations, we *are* grappling with the existence of a Jewish people.
Also-- Tahl, thanks for speaking so clearly about intermarriage. I wish more people would agree with you, but I think your definition is quite radical.
Jessica