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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, the former Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, has spent decades bringing spiritual insight to the public conversation through mass media, popular lectures, and more than 25 books.
IT IS HIS CENTRAL MESSAGE of appreciation and respect of all faiths, with an emphasis that recognizing the values of each is the only path to effectively combat the global rise of violence and terrorism, which sets him apart as one of the world’s most respected intellectuals and admired religious leaders.
You can’t delegate moral responsibility away. When you do, you raise expectations that cannot be met. And when, inevitably, they are not met, society becomes freighted with disappointment, anger, fear, resentment and blame.
Featured News
May 27, 2016
Why a rabbi’s call for old-fashioned altruism is a rare religious voice
The Economist
March 2, 2016
‘No Jew worthy of the name gives up hope’
BBC News (video interview)
March 3, 2016
Jonathan Sacks, Britain’s Ex-Chief Rabbi, Wins Templeton Prize
New York Times
March 2, 2016
Jonathan Sacks, Former British Chief Rabbi, Wins $1.5M Prize
Forward
March 2, 2016
Former U.K. Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Receives Prestigious Award
Haaretz
March 2, 2016
Internet could trigger religious ‘revolution’ as big as birth of Christianity – Lord Sacks
Daily Telegraph
March 2, 2016
Lord Jonathan Sacks Wins Templeton Prize
Religion News Service
March 2, 2016
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks awarded $1.5 million Templeton Prize
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
March 2, 2016
Rabbi Sacks collects prestigious Templeton Prize – and £1.1m award
Jewish Chronicle
March 2, 2016
Templeton Prize goes to Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Times of Israel
March 2, 2016
Former British chief rabbi wins $1.5 million Templeton Prize
Reuters
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2016 Templeton Prize Ceremony Honoring Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Central Hall Westminster, London, May 26, 2016.
