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DESCRIPTION:Is there a way that ancient ideas of Shabbat laws can be a re
 source for our practices today? Law constrains us and law provides us wi
 th meaning. Beginning with the American-Jewish legal theorist Robert Cov
 er\, turning to the week's Torah portion&nbsp\;Mishpatim\, and then to&n
 bsp\;a few Shabbat laws\, we will examine this dilemma of law.&nbsp\;\nJ
 ane Kanarek is Assistant Professor of Rabbinics at the Rabbinical School
  of Hebrew College. She grew up down the street from Temple Ohabei Shalo
 m and is a Lawrence School and Brookline High graduate. Rabbi Kanarek re
 ceived her&nbsp\;rabbinic ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminar
 y and her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. Her&nbsp\;research focus
 es on biblical exegesis in rabbinic literature\, legal theory\, feminist
  readings of Talmud\, and methodologies of teaching Talmud.&nbsp\;She is
  a member of the&nbsp\;Boston University Masters Swim Team and lives in 
 Brookline with her husband and son.\n&nbsp\;\nServices begin at 6:00pm\,
  followed by kiddush with Q &amp\; A and savory snacks.&nbsp\;\nFebruary
 &nbsp\;9th at 9:00am\, follow up on this talk at Torah Study: Shabbat Mo
 rning\nChildcare is available! RSVP by noon \, Tuesday\, 2/5/13. Please 
 RSVP to Debbie at&nbsp\;dbenador@ohabei.org.\n&nbsp\;
URL:http://brookline.patch.com/events/friday-night-lights-mountains-of-la
 ws-shabbat-sinai-and-the-challenge-of-meaning
SUMMARY:Friday Night Lights:  Mountains of Laws: Shabbat\, Sinai\, and th
 e Challenge of Meaning
LOCATION:Temple Ohabei Shalom: 1187 Beacon St\, Brookline\, MA
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