“Glee” on G-d

October 12, 2010 by Talia Hava Davis

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Kurt and his father in “Glee” – image by Fox I know an episode about religion turned some viewers off of “Glee” but I found it beautiful. They packed the pain and challenges and beauty that we all experience into 43 minutes. “Glee” offered us a wealth of opinions, questions, and the gift of being able to watch the difficult moments from the outside. If we can explore these concepts in fun and song, with a sprinkling of laughter in there, why not?

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About Talia Hava Davis

As the daughter, niece, granddaughter, and great-granddaughter of rabbis, Talia Davis has been immersed in Jewish culture and communities throughout her life. She has lived in Israel and served as the Religious and Cultural Vice President of the Southeast Region of North American Federation of Temple Youth. Presently she enjoys attending synagogue at a variety of shuls that range from Chabad Orthodox to her father's post-denominational, Rocky Mountain Hai.

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