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The ignosticism of Rabbi Sherwin Wine

Jayhawker Soule

Jayhawker Soule

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This Monday marks the first anniversary of the death of Rabbi Wine. I met him a couple of times but (sadly) never took the opportunity to discuss ignosticism with him. It's an approach worthy of consideration.

As for Rabbi Wine, may his memory be for blessing.
 
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Wikipedia "Ignosticism" article said:
The consistent ignostic, therefore, awaits a coherent definition of the word God (or of any other metaphysical utterance purported to be discussable) before being able to engage in arguments for or against God's existence.
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Can I take it that Rabbi Wine found this sort of position consistent with Judaism and faith, then? I am not saying it isn't, just curious. Was he a Reform Rabbi, or one of the conservatives..?
 
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