Conservative Judaism will now allow congregations, seminaries and synagogues to have gay rabbis - or not.
Seriously, though, I think everyone involved knows where the movement is headed on this issue. It's just a question of how much time Chancelor Eisen decides that decorum requires before the new policy is implemented.
(FYI, in addition to the three rabbis mentioned in the JTA article, Rabbi Joel Roth has apparently resigned. He will be missed, but it's time for the movement to move on.)
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FYI, I've already had one conversation on the topic w/ someone who referenced your revised 7B.
And no, it wasn't your husband.
it's time for the movement to move on
Has Roth also resigned from JTS and CY, or only CJLS?
Elf: Eisen announced some time ago that he would leave this decision to the assembled faculty, even though he does technically have the right to decide on his own.
Meredith: Rabbi Roth has not resigned from the CY or JTS. He looked surprisingly cheerful in the cafeteria today.
Lawrence: Thanks. Did Eisen say whether or not the decision would be made by the Rabbinic faculty, or the faculty at large?
I don't know if he mentioned that or not. Presumably we'll find out soon.
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