CCAR JOURNAL: THE REFORM JEWISH QUARTERLY
Published by the Central Conference of American Rabbis
SUMMER 2017
FROM THE EDITOR
ARTICLES
FROM THE SOURCES
- Exile: Theological Anachronism or the Unresolved Condition of the Jewish People- Sanford Seltzer
- Where was Adam?- Charles David Isbell
- Job and Leviathan: A Biblical Counter-Narrative for a Theology of Chaos- Benj Fried
- The Sibling of Tikkun Olam– Stephen Passamaneck
FROM THE CONVENTION
- CCAR Presidential Sermon- David Stern
ON BEING A RABBI
- Building Toward a Meaningful High Holy Day Liturgy For Community-Based Hospice Patients- Amy Goodman and Joel Baron
- Two Ways to a Beleif in God- Adam D. Fisher
- Religious Frontiers: Can We Do Better?- Anthony Holz
- Problems with Theism: The Issue of Reinterpretation of Various Religious Concepts- Rifat Sonsino
- Positive Judaism: A First Look for Clergy and Jewish Leaderes- Darren Levine
- The Gang of Five: The Impact of Five German Rabbinic Students on Twentieth-Century Reform Judaism (Part 2)- Richard Damashek
THIS PEOPLE ISRAEL
- A Forgotten Reformer and a Window on History- Edward Breuer
- Uman: Pilgrimage and Prayer- Shai Afsai
POETRY
- At Maidanek– Israel Zoberman
- How You Wander (for Jesse Friedman z’l)– Kendrah Raye Whyte
BOOK REVIEWS
- Once More with Feeling
- A lifetime of Genesis: An Exploration of and Personal Journey through the Covenant of Abraham in Genesis– Henry A. Zoob, Reviewed by Jonathan Brown
- The JPS Bible Commentary: Song of Songs- Commentary by Mihael Fishbane, Reviewed by David J. Zucker
- Becoming a Soulful Educator – Aryeh Ben David, Reviewed by Eliot J. Baskin
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