Long shot bid:
In the summer of ‘93, my supervisor at a UAHC (now URJ) camp showed us an op-ed from a Jewish periodical— it might have been Reform Judaism or Moment— that was a blistering takedown of Jews who don’t participate in their congregations, don’t care about Jewish law, or identify as Jews for what the author thought were superficial reasons. There was a passage about fundraising dinners where “rich people give awards to other rich people for being rich,” and another about how allegedly some Jews believe that they don’t have to be observant “as long as they believe that there’s some old guy in Jerusalem who’s doing it right.”
I’m looking for the source; I tried Googling the quotes to no avail. Does this ring a bell with anyone? My Rosh Hashana Sheni speech in front of the congregation is riding on me finding this and attributing and quoting it properly!
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