Universalism and Particularism in Jewish Tradition
In Judaism, there is a constant interplay between the particular and the universal, as our tradition seeks to maintain a distinct Jewish identity, on the one hand, while simultaneously embracing an ethical imperative to contribute to broader humanity, on the other hand. This source sheet, part of OLAM's Jewish Learning Journey series, explores this polarity and unpacks how Jewish tradition instills a sense of responsibility for those in our community and beyond.
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