“Self, Identity, and Choice” was the subject at Rabbi Bradley Artson’s speech on Monday. Artson was invited to speak by the Conservative Jewish Community. A free pizza dinner was offered at 5:30, and Artson began his lecture at 6:00.
The following information was sent out to the CJC

Rabbi Artson, the dean of the Ziegler Rabbinical School of the University of Judaism, is one of the prominent rabbis in the Conservative community today. Throughout the country, he is known for his charismatic speaking and for his ability to inspire. On Monday, November 13, he will be speaking in the auditorium on the second floor of Hillel about self, identity, and choice. We will examine the way our sense of autonomy and choice informs our
identity in the modern age, using the filter of an ancient rabbinic tale of chosen identity, that of Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus and his decision to go against his father’s will by becoming a rabbinic sage. The discussion will begin at 6:00 PM, but there will be a free pizza dinner at 5:30, with some time to meet and speak with Rabbi Artson. Don’t miss this chance to hear this prominent rabbi. You’ll be inspired!!