Advanced Learning Institute - Jewish Collaborative of Orange County

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September 16 | Rambam Revealed with Rabbi Mike Moshe Mymon

September 23, 30, Oct 7 and 14 | Job: When Bad Things Happen to Good People

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Rambam Revealed with Rabbi Mike Moshe Mymon

Monday, September 16
9:30 am PT | 12:30 am ET

Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (aka Maimonides or Rambam) is purported to possess (arguably) the greatest rabbinic mind of all time. Rabbi Mike will share details of Rambam's personal history and family as well as his most impactful written works including the Thirteen Articles of Faith, Guide to the Perplexed, and the Mishneh Torah.

During this season of repentance and in preparation for the Yamim Noraim, we will explore Maimonides' opinions about tzedakah, crime and punishment, relationships, repentance and connecting with God.

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Job: When Bad Things Happen to Good People with Rabbi Suzanne Singer

Mondays - 9:30 am PT | 12:30 am ET
September 23, 30, Oct 7 and 14

Experiencing inexplicable pain and suffering is an aspect of the human condition that people of every faith tradition have wrestled with for millennia. The Book of Job invites us into a conversation about the connection between suffering and punishment by exploring the story of one righteous man confronted with overwhelming misfortune through no fault of his own. Join us as we explore the complex topic of theodicy and pathways for coping in the face of disaster.

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