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1102: 247:, though declared she found it likely later books described actual events. She defined Humanistic Judaism as a movement to preserve Jewish culture and traditions in the absence of explicit belief in God, and described herself and her congregation as "more than most of the Jews in the world" for their strong preservation of traditions, such as 868: 262:
Kolton left her position at the Birmingham Temple in 2012 due to experiencing a strong "spiritual calling" and feeling the need to pursue a more "soul-centered" form of Judaism. She also described significant personal and professional difficulties at the Birmingham Temple, culminating in a "terrible"
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as a "Mother of Spiritual Bravery" figure. Kolton's theology after leaving Humanistic Judaism has oriented around feminist re-interpretation of Eve, contextualizing her story as a myth designed to separate women from their personal and spiritual power.
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about the experience of being a Humanistic rabbi, and expanded upon the positions she and her temple held at the time. Kolton expressed skepticism regarding the historicity of earlier books of the
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invention designed to subjugate and control female sexuality, and that it needed to be rejected and Eve re-conceptualized in order for Jewish theology to progress. John A. Cook of the
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board meeting during which she reportedly handed in her resignation. She later held the position of scholar-in-residence at Congregation Shir Tikvah in
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perspective that drove her away from Humanistic Judaism. Kolton later became known for her controversial feminist reinterpretation of the Biblical
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In 2018, Kolton published the article "The First Story In The Bible Was The First Case Of
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The experience of women rabbis: Eight women rabbis describe their work and their lives
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Oranges for Eve: My Brave, Beautiful, Badass Journey to the Feminine Divine
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In 1999, Kolton was ordained the first Humanistic rabbi by Wine's
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degree in international relations and English literature at the
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The Birmingham Temple: A Congregation for Humanistic Judaism
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movement. Over time, her religious position evolved from
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Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
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International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism
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Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit
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clinical psychologist
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Eve
Metro Detroit
non-theist
Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit
Sherwin Wine
Humanistic Judaism
Bachelor of Arts
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
master's degree
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Michigan School of Psychology
rabbinical studies
Union Institute
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Petah Tikva
International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism

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