CCAR JOURNAL: THE REFORM JEWISH QUARTERLY
Published by the Central Conference of American Rabbis
Summer 2016
FROM THE EDITOR
ARTICLES
RABBI EUGENE B. BOROWITZ, ZICHRONO LIV’RAKHA
- Loving God, Loving Torah, and Loving Others – Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmi
- The Emergence of Postmodern Jewish Theology and Philosophy – Peter Ochs
FROM THE SOURCES
- A Striking Contrast – Stephen Passamaneck
- Abraham Joshua Heschel and The Prophets: A Publishing Saga – Barry L. Shwartz
MAAYANOT (PRIMARY SOURCES)
- Agnon in Miniture: “Ahl HaTorah” – Norman Patz and Naomi Patz
ON BEING A RABBI
- A History of Reform Rabbinic Placement, Part 2: The Critical Years—1962-1967 – Alan Henkin
- The Interim Rabbi: Anatomy of Transition – Darryl P. Crystal
- The Legacy of Solomon Scheckter – Michael A. Meyer
- Some Reflections of the Spatial Significance of the House of Living Judaism – Sanford Seltzer
- Learning to Embody Naaseh V’Nishma – Jill Cozen-Harel
- Thank you, Rabbi Issac Meyer Wise: On an Evolving Jewish Education – Lester Polonsky
TO THE EDITOR – Bard Schactel
POETRY
- Poems for S’lichot – Brad L. Bloom
BOOK REVIEWS
- Eugene B. Borowitz: Rethinking God and Ethics, Library of Contemporary Jewish Philosophy, vol. 4 -Eugene B. Borowitz, Edited by Hava Tirosh- Samuelson and Aaron W. Hughes, Reviewed by Phil Cohen
- Rabbi, Run – Elliot Strom, Reviewed by Hesch Sommer
- While Skies Were Falling: The Exodus and the Cosmos – Reeve Robert Brenner, Reviewed by Nathan M. Landman
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