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Torah Slam: Post-denominational, multi-rabbi Bible salon draws overflow crowd [VIDEO]

The U\'netaneh Tokef prayer-poem (who shall live and who shall die) can be seen as ominous or beautiful, depending upon the prism of the interpreter. Rabbi Naomi Levy pointed out that the prayer was written by \"one dude\" and should not be seen as a divine writ.

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September 25, 2008

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