# Harold Kushner
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Harold Samuel Kushner is a prominent American rabbi aligned with the progressive wing of Conservative Judaism and a popular author.
== Education ==
Born in Brooklyn, Kushner graduated from Columbia University in 1955 and later obtained his rabbinical ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) in 1960. The same institution awarded him a doctoral degree in 1972.
The Unfinished Business of Opal Bloom with guest E.C. Stilson
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Guest: E.C. Stilson (Elisa Magagna)
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In this profound and deeply personal conversation, Rabbi Avi welcomes back author E.C. Stilson (Elisa Magagna) to discuss her new novel, The Unfinished Business of Opal Bloom. Born from Elisa's own face-to-face encounters with mor…
#130 Questions Regarding The Catholic Faith? 5 Things You Can Do to See if it's Right for You!
Inside today's episode of The Unplanned Joyful Life Podcast, Cathy Jo looks back on her early years as a Practicing Catholic and shares 5 things she did to learn more and find clarity in her decision to embrace the Catholic Faith. She recommends that in the early stages, you 1. Ask questions, 2. R…
Episode 66: The Adventure Within - Finding Strength, Meaning, and Hope through Adversity with Hilal Kanaan
In today's episode, I sit down with Dr. Hilal Kanaan - neurosurgeon, son of Palestinian immigrants, and someone whose daily work places him in the quiet but profound landscapes of human suffering, endurance, and compassion. While he isn't chasing adventure in the traditional sense, Hilal spends his…
Baker Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics | The Apologist's Bookshelf
The encyclopedia covers the religious views of Harold Kushner, who advocated for a limited God, and Sigmund Freud, an influential atheist who argued that God is a childhood neurosis we never outgrew.
NOTE—If you wish to listen to previous podcasts that cover different parts of this book, go to pod…
S01-E31-Leading with Heart and Strategy: Lessons from the Toughest Moments
In this episode of Bytes of Experience, we sit down with Sandeep Sidhu, CIO at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, to explore how leadership networks shape careers, confidence, and the ability to lead through uncertainty.
Sandeep shares her unconventional path into the CIO role — beginning with…
13 Suffering for Christ’s Sake - 1 Peter 4:12-19
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Have you ever wondered: Why this? Why me? Why now? Over 40 years ago Harold Kushner wrote a best seller entitled “When Bad Things Happen to Good People?” For most folks the question isn’t when, but why? “Why do bad things happen to good people.” Christia…
Sowing, reaping and decision-making
Harold Kushner tells a cautionary story about the man who invented the transistor radio.
He was headed to a convention and stopped at a restaurant to have something to eat. There was another family there. He noticed that each one of them had one of his inventions. As a result, no one was …
Resisting the plague of forgetfulness
The book One Hundred Years of Solitude describes a town that suffers from a plague of forgetfulness.
People start forgetting everything, like it’s contagious. And it is certainly very scary.
One man starts putting notes on everything so that he doesn’t forget. “This is a table… a lamp……
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