BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:icalendar-ruby
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
X-WR-CALNAME:Being Jewish Today: A Spring Speaker Series
X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada)
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260807T163354Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49285896809293
DTSTART:20250415T190000Z
DTEND:20250415T203000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a spring speaker series on "Being Jewish Today" foc
 using on three prominent Jewish-American thinkers who have recently publis
 hed books on this question: \n\nElliot Cosgrove: Tuesday | April 15 | 12:0
 0pm | CCSRE Conference Room (Bldg. 360\, first floor)\n\nPeter Beinart: Mo
 nday | May 5 | 5:00pm | Levinthal Hall\, Stanford Humanities Center\n\nArn
 ie Eisen: Monday | May 12 | 12:00pm | Terrace Room (Bldg. 460\, Rm. 426)\n
 \nRSVP required\, Stanford affiliates only.\n\nThe first event in our spri
 ng speaker series features Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove\, author of For Such a Ti
 me as This: On Being Jewish Today. Cosgrove considers the roles of rising 
 antisemitism and the October 7 massacre have re-shaped how Jews understand
  themselves. In conversation with Ari Kelman\, core faculty member in Jewi
 sh Studies and instructor for the popular undergraduate course\, “Unders
 tanding Jews.”\n\nThe second event will be a conversation between Roland
  Greene director of the Stanford Humanities Center and journalist and writ
 er\, Peter Beinart\, whose recent publication Being Jewish After the Destr
 uction of Gaza: A Reckoning reflects on how he sees Jewish religious tradi
 tion informing his relationship as an observant Jew to Israel in a time of
  crisis.\n\nFinally\, Arnie Eisen\, former Stanford faculty and former cha
 ncellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary\, interrogates what he sees as 
 the central theological dilemma of modern Judaism: the hiddenness of God. 
 He will be in conversation with Rowan Dorin\, core faculty member in Jewis
 h Studies \, in conjunction with his the new core course Crisis and Commun
 ity in Jewish Tradition. \n\nThese events are generously co-sponsored by t
 he Stanford Humanities Center\, the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life
 \, and the Humanities and Sciences Dean's Office.
LOCATION:\, Multiple: April 15 | CCSRE Conference Room\; May 5 | Levinthal 
 Hall\; May 12 | Terrace Room
SUMMARY:Being Jewish Today: A Spring Speaker Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/being-jewish-today
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260807T163354Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49341176848957
DTSTART:20250506T000000Z
DTEND:20250506T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a spring speaker series on "Being Jewish Today" foc
 using on three prominent Jewish-American thinkers who have recently publis
 hed books on this question: \n\nElliot Cosgrove: Tuesday | April 15 | 12:0
 0pm | CCSRE Conference Room (Bldg. 360\, first floor)\n\nPeter Beinart: Mo
 nday | May 5 | 5:00pm | Levinthal Hall\, Stanford Humanities Center\n\nArn
 ie Eisen: Monday | May 12 | 12:00pm | Terrace Room (Bldg. 460\, Rm. 426)\n
 \nRSVP required\, Stanford affiliates only.\n\nThe first event in our spri
 ng speaker series features Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove\, author of For Such a Ti
 me as This: On Being Jewish Today. Cosgrove considers the roles of rising 
 antisemitism and the October 7 massacre have re-shaped how Jews understand
  themselves. In conversation with Ari Kelman\, core faculty member in Jewi
 sh Studies and instructor for the popular undergraduate course\, “Unders
 tanding Jews.”\n\nThe second event will be a conversation between Roland
  Greene director of the Stanford Humanities Center and journalist and writ
 er\, Peter Beinart\, whose recent publication Being Jewish After the Destr
 uction of Gaza: A Reckoning reflects on how he sees Jewish religious tradi
 tion informing his relationship as an observant Jew to Israel in a time of
  crisis.\n\nFinally\, Arnie Eisen\, former Stanford faculty and former cha
 ncellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary\, interrogates what he sees as 
 the central theological dilemma of modern Judaism: the hiddenness of God. 
 He will be in conversation with Rowan Dorin\, core faculty member in Jewis
 h Studies \, in conjunction with his the new core course Crisis and Commun
 ity in Jewish Tradition. \n\nThese events are generously co-sponsored by t
 he Stanford Humanities Center\, the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life
 \, and the Humanities and Sciences Dean's Office.
LOCATION:\, Multiple: April 15 | CCSRE Conference Room\; May 5 | Levinthal 
 Hall\; May 12 | Terrace Room
SUMMARY:Being Jewish Today: A Spring Speaker Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/being-jewish-today
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260807T163354Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49341176851006
DTSTART:20250512T190000Z
DTEND:20250512T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a spring speaker series on "Being Jewish Today" foc
 using on three prominent Jewish-American thinkers who have recently publis
 hed books on this question: \n\nElliot Cosgrove: Tuesday | April 15 | 12:0
 0pm | CCSRE Conference Room (Bldg. 360\, first floor)\n\nPeter Beinart: Mo
 nday | May 5 | 5:00pm | Levinthal Hall\, Stanford Humanities Center\n\nArn
 ie Eisen: Monday | May 12 | 12:00pm | Terrace Room (Bldg. 460\, Rm. 426)\n
 \nRSVP required\, Stanford affiliates only.\n\nThe first event in our spri
 ng speaker series features Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove\, author of For Such a Ti
 me as This: On Being Jewish Today. Cosgrove considers the roles of rising 
 antisemitism and the October 7 massacre have re-shaped how Jews understand
  themselves. In conversation with Ari Kelman\, core faculty member in Jewi
 sh Studies and instructor for the popular undergraduate course\, “Unders
 tanding Jews.”\n\nThe second event will be a conversation between Roland
  Greene director of the Stanford Humanities Center and journalist and writ
 er\, Peter Beinart\, whose recent publication Being Jewish After the Destr
 uction of Gaza: A Reckoning reflects on how he sees Jewish religious tradi
 tion informing his relationship as an observant Jew to Israel in a time of
  crisis.\n\nFinally\, Arnie Eisen\, former Stanford faculty and former cha
 ncellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary\, interrogates what he sees as 
 the central theological dilemma of modern Judaism: the hiddenness of God. 
 He will be in conversation with Rowan Dorin\, core faculty member in Jewis
 h Studies \, in conjunction with his the new core course Crisis and Commun
 ity in Jewish Tradition. \n\nThese events are generously co-sponsored by t
 he Stanford Humanities Center\, the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life
 \, and the Humanities and Sciences Dean's Office.
LOCATION:\, Multiple: April 15 | CCSRE Conference Room\; May 5 | Levinthal 
 Hall\; May 12 | Terrace Room
SUMMARY:Being Jewish Today: A Spring Speaker Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/being-jewish-today
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR