Rabbi Robert Marx writes, "Every year of my life I grow more grateful to teachers; those who ordained me at the Hebrew Union College, and those who conferred a Ph.D. on me at Yale. The Jewish Council on Urban Affairs and Interfaith Worker Justice still symbolize my commitment to causes that combine the sacredness of religion with the powerful call to act justly (and maybe also Mercifully). I continue to work and teach, though my retirement allows me to be a lot more selective about the things I say “yes” to—and my freedom to say “no” to."
Robert is the author of Facing the Ultimate Loss.
(Bio from summer 2005)
Audio Archive
Marx, Robert
Recordings
Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 1 – Don't Sit Under the Apple tree
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 3 – The Sacrifice of Isaac as Problem and as Legacy
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 4 – Jacob and His Demons, or Were They Angels?
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 6 – There Arose a New King Who Knew Not Joseph
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 7 – David, Bathsheba / Beginning of Prophecy
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Clear a Way in the Wilderness: Part 5 – Tamar and the Right of the Mother
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2000Take Off Your Shoes: The Anguish Before the Holy. "There Arose a New King."
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2005Take Off Your Shoes: The Rescuer as Divine Agent: The Price of Disobeying Authority
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2005Take Off Your Shoes: The Prince Becomes the Pauper: The Transformation of Moses
Presenter: Marx, Robert / 2005Recent Additions
Vespers March 22, 1978 with Mark Schneider – Excerpts from Penderecki’s “St. Luke’s Passion”
Vespers March 21, 1978 with Gretchen Wallace – Journeyings
Vespers March 20, 1978 with David Caemmerer – Spring & Newness
Vespers March 19, 1978 with Fred Norstad – The Week that Was, The Week that Is
Vespers March 17, 1978 with Nancy Winder – The Gospel Treasure
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Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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