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Lowcountry South Carolina rabbis respond to big changes in American Jewish identity
Rabbi Stephanie Alexander of Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, a Reform congregation downtown, said that unlike in a church or mosque, belief in God is not the singular underpinning of Judaism.
At her synagogue, involvement is as much about worship as assembling in a community and studying Judaism.
“It is an openness to God that is essential,” Alexander said. “It’s a willingness to wrestle with whether or not you believe in God.”
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