Nekkudot: The Dots that Connect Us
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This is an article from Hakirah vol. 2.
Some rabbinic authorities and authors have attempted to portray Orthodoxy as a unified and monolithic collection of viewpoints, such that any dissent is to be characterized as “out-of-the-mainstream,” if not outright heretical. Orthodox Judaism, however, is not homo-geneous; instead it is comprised of individuals who espouse many different views and defy rigid categorization.
Some rabbinic authorities and authors have attempted to portray Orthodoxy as a unified and monolithic collection of viewpoints, such that any dissent is to be characterized as “out-of-the-mainstream,” if not outright heretical. Orthodox Judaism, however, is not homo-geneous; instead it is comprised of individuals who espouse many different views and defy rigid categorization.
















