Please join us via Zoom (see link below) this second of a two-session program taught by Dr. David Shyovitz on the Jewish Perspectives on Climate Change. Awareness of the perils of climate change is a recent, unprecedented development--but the Jewish tradition has long grappled with the theological import of the natural world and has developed insights and doctrines that may provide guidance to modern day environmentalists. This course will survey some key thinkers and traditions and will reflect upon the modern-day implications of pre-modern Jewish texts. 

Dr. David Shyovitz is Associate Professor of History at Northwestern University, and has a joint appointment at the Crown Center for Jewish and Israel Studies. His research and teaching focus on pre-modern Jewish cultural and intellectual history, with a particular emphasis on Jewish-Christian relations. He is the author of the recently published book A Remembrance of His Wonders: Nature and the Supernatural in Medieval Ashkenaz. 

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87130675137?pwd=UE8xbG1uYUpyVWQ1NFNiYUxodHY4QT09
Meeting ID: 871 3067 5137

All Hakafa adults are invited to participate in our Sunday Morning Adult Education classes led by both congregational and community scholars who will delve into a variety of topics of special interest and expertise. Feel free to come for one session or for all of them!