Rabbi Irwin Kula joins Fox News for an in-depth look at how the high profile Chelsea and Mark marriage highlights an interfaith trend.

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Rabbi Irwin Kula speaks with Michael Ray Dresser about the trends of boundary breaking that we may see the Chelsea Clinton marriage to Mark Mezvinsky as embodying.

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From Dresser After Dark on BblogTalkRadio, 7/29/09

"The Clinton-Mezvinsky wedding is a perfect expression of the emerging American religious and social landscape in which one's inherited group identity bears little or no significance on one's marriage. As a consequence of the unprecedented freedom we enjoy to cross boundaries that even a generation ago would have been taboo, the majority of Americans, including more than 80 percent of those under 30 years of age, accept marriage across all types of boundaries, including ethnic and racial...."

"...Which is the "real" Oliver Stone, the conspiracy theorist who resents the mythic power of Jews or the contrite artist seeking to bring deeper understanding to one of the darkest moments on Human history?..."

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From Windows & Doors, Brad Hirschfield’s daily blog on Beliefnet

"The Sisterhood, a Forward blog devoted to what it describes as "women's issues," has published its own list of 50 influential rabbis to parallel the one featured for the last four years in Newsweek..."

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From Brad Hirschfield’s blog on The Huffington Post

Rabbi Kula participates in a panel devoted to exploring how goal setting and creativity can help one to move through pain.

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From Blog TalK Radio program, Gab With The Gurus

In Central Europe today Budapest has the largest Jewish community, with 22 synagogues and prayer houses, secondary schools, a hospital, and two homes for the elderly. But what does it mean to be Jewish living in this historic city and how has the community fared?

"Newt Gingrich has taken what might be termed an ‘interesting’ position with respect to the Islamic building which people are trying to build down the block from Ground Zero...."

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From Brad Hirschfield’s blog in the Washington Post-Newsweek’s "On Faith" Column

"...‘Compassionate leadership is leadership that is always learning from the side they disagree with,’ Kula said. ‘So how does one bring together openness and deep commitment (to one’s personal views)?’....
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By Laura McCrystal from The Chautauquan Daily, 7/9/10

Rabbi Brad Hirschfield speaks with Lars Larson about polarization — the Shirley Sherrod fiasco and the 85th anniversary of the Scopes "monkey" trial

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From the Lars Larson Show syndicated by Compass Media Networks