Orthodoxy
Heretic in the House takes us on a deeply moving journey with believers and heretics to uncover their hidden stories.
The secular world has a narrative about what it means to leave Orthodox Judaism. The Orthodox world has a narrative, too, one that treats those who leave as pitiful people who were dealt a bad hand in life. This story is so deeply ingrained that even those who leave take it with them, whether they want to or not. What does it mean to shed that self-perception?
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Heretic in the House is a limited podcast series from the Shalom Hartman Institute.
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