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Ted Glick enters Day 17 of climate fast
Posted by Glenn Hurowitz (Guest Contributor) at 4:29 PM on 23 Sep 2007
Yesterday I went through a day-long fast for Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, a day of atonement, and the climax of the Days of Awe. We Jews usually start to get hungry by the afternoon. So it's worthwhile to remember that Ted Glick was likely really hungry in Day 18 of his fast to solve the climate crisis, something probably even more important to God than the condition of our souls.
Check out this video from Ted on Day 17:
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