Open Judaism is an invitation to the spiritually seeking Jew; a clarion call for a pluralistic, inclusive Judaism; and a dynamic exploration of the remarkable array of thought within Judaism today.
Open Judaism is an invitation to the spiritually seeking Jew; a clarion call for a pluralistic, inclusive Judaism; and a dynamic exploration of the remarkable array of thought within Judaism today.
Rabbi Barry L. Schwartz is the director and editor in chief emeritus of The Jewish Publication Society and the spiritual leader of Congregation Adas Emuno in Leonia, New Jersey. He is the author of books for adults, teens, and children, including Path of the Prophets: The Ethics-Driven Life (JPS, 2018) and Judaism’s Great Debates: Timeless Controversies from Abraham to Herzl (JPS, 2012).
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Preface: Defining Open Judaism Acknowledgments Introduction: Athens and Jerusalem 1. About God God for Believers God for Atheists God for Agnostics 2. About the Soul Soul for Believers Soul for Atheists Soul for Agnostics 3. About the Torah Torah for Believers Torah for Atheists Torah for Agnostics 4. About Halakhah Halakhah for Believers Halakhah for Atheists Halakhah for Agnostics 5. About Jewish Identity Jewish Identity for Believers Jewish Identity for Atheists Jewish Identity for Agnostics 6. About Inclusion Inclusion for Believers Inclusion for Atheists Inclusion for Agnostics 7. About Israel Israel for Believers Israel for Atheists Israel for Agnostics 8. About Ethics Ethics for Believers Ethics for Atheists Ethics for Agnostics 9. About Prayer Prayer for Believers Prayer for Atheists Prayer for Agnostics Conclusion: Choosing Your Judaism The Open Judaism Project: Finding Your Place in the Jewniverse Notes Bibliography Index Further Reading
Preface: Defining Open Judaism Acknowledgments Introduction: Athens and Jerusalem 1. About God God for Believers God for Atheists God for Agnostics 2. About the Soul Soul for Believers Soul for Atheists Soul for Agnostics 3. About the Torah Torah for Believers Torah for Atheists Torah for Agnostics 4. About Halakhah Halakhah for Believers Halakhah for Atheists Halakhah for Agnostics 5. About Jewish Identity Jewish Identity for Believers Jewish Identity for Atheists Jewish Identity for Agnostics 6. About Inclusion Inclusion for Believers Inclusion for Atheists Inclusion for Agnostics 7. About Israel Israel for Believers Israel for Atheists Israel for Agnostics 8. About Ethics Ethics for Believers Ethics for Atheists Ethics for Agnostics 9. About Prayer Prayer for Believers Prayer for Atheists Prayer for Agnostics Conclusion: Choosing Your Judaism The Open Judaism Project: Finding Your Place in the Jewniverse Notes Bibliography Index Further Reading
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