Jeffrey A. Marx

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  Rabbi Jeffrey A. MarxThe Santa Monica Synagogue

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  Jeffrey Marx, Rabbi, M.A.H.L., M.A.J.E. Visiting Supervisor of Education Fieldwork; Visiting Lecturer on Judaic Studies
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  Rabbi Jeffrey Marx
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  Jeffrey A. Marx, Rabbi, M.A.H.L., M.A.J.E.

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  "With JewishBuilder, we have private, follow up conversations among our committee and board members," stated Rabbi Jeffrey Marx of the Santa Monica Synagogue.

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  (Excerpted from a talk by Rabbi Jeffrey Marx on March 29, 2006)

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  But Hummel was dressed as Batman, while Rabbi Jeff Marx was Superman. "Our theme this year is 'Superheroes,'" Hummel told the Mirror. "Actually, it's 'SuPurim.'" He was indulging in his own yearning be Batman. Most of the kids were dressed as their conception of the characters in the Megillah: Queen Esther, her husband King Ahasuerus, and Esther's cousin and guardian Mordecai, who gives her the information about Haman's evil plan. Nobody seemed to be impersonating Haman, a supercilious and vain character who brings about his own downfall through his foolish conceit. Haman is mainly remembered via a triangular pastry known as Hamantashen. These were on sale along with kosher hot dogs, kosher pizza, snow cones, and donuts at the Carnival outside in the synagogue's parking lot. As with most carnivals, there were vendors, in this case selling rugs, hand-knitted yarmulkes (skull caps), and used books; game booths with wheels of fortune, mini-basketball, and miniature car races; an arts and crafts area where kids made clay figures and painted paper plates with their own designs; and a DJ playing classic oldies. To anyone not familiar with the Purim tradition, this might not seem to have anything to do with religion. But as Rabbi Marx explained, Purim is the Jewish holiday that proves the rule by being the exception. "Purim for centuries has been a day of deliberate transgression," said Marx. "But we also know that license is actually a way of affirming boundaries and affirming the rules. It reminds us that the rest of the year, we don't do these things that we can do at Purim." Costumes, said Marx, are not a new tradition.

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  Rabbi Jeffrey Marx of Sha'arei Am told JewishJournal.com.

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  Rabbi Jeffrey Marx, who has led services at Sha'arei Am for most of its existence, likes to describe the synagogue's unique events.For example, there is the "Tashlich" ceremony performed at Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.Traditionally, Jews go to the ocean (if there is an ocean or other body of water nearby) and cast their sins into it.Sha'arei Am's congregants go to the Santa Monica Beach every year on the first afternoon of Rosh Hashanah and cast their sins into the sea together.
  
  "We started this 22 years ago," says Rabbi Marx.

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  "I am amazed that people are going to show this bloody violence to the kids at home," says Rabbi Jeffrey Marx of the Sha'arei Am Synagogue in Santa Monica, California.

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  Santa Monica Rabbi Jeffrey Marx, a professional divorce mediator, recently divvied up Muslim feast days between two Muslim parents.
  
  Marx says religion is an issue in 95% of interfaith marriages and divorces, but only 20% of the time is it a thorny theological point.
  
  More often, he says, former partners club each other with the visitation schedule or try to appease in-laws.He negotiated one prenuptial agreement setting the exact height for the Christmas tree.
  
  But contested divorces where one parent claims God for his or her side can

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  The English translation was worked out in consultation with my Rabbi and friend, Jeffrey Marx, of Sha'Arei Am (the Santa Monica Synagogue).

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