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Web Magazine Issue 208 - Secular Judaism
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Web Magazine
Secular Judaism
Issue 208: May 8, 2007
Sponsored by the Jesse & Julie Rasch Foundation
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Can You Raise a Child Without God?
By Ken Burk
The short answer: Yes. The long answer: It's more challenging without the stirring narratives of traditional religion.
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Of Shalom and Om
By Heather Lazar
A Jewish woman married to a Hindu man finds the universal lessons in Jewish holidays.
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Interfaith Families and Secular Judaism
By Rabbi and Cantor Judith Seid
In a Secular Humanistic congregation, the children of intermarriage celebrate both of their parents' heritages equally.
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ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
More Articles on Secular Judaism
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Books
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Judaism, Please. Hold the Deity.
By Jesse Tisch
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In God-Optional Judaism, Judith Seid takes disbelief seriously.
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Avoiding Jewish "Nothingness"
By Michael Felsen
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Secular Jewishness for Our Time traces the evolution of secular Judaism--from the socialist Yiddishkeit of the early 20th century to the multicultural activism of the 21st.
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The person who leads a Jewish congregation in chanting and singing prayer. ("Hazzan" in Hebrew.)
People who attend and worship at a given synagogue.
The spring holiday commemorating the exodus of the Jews from Egypt.
Spiritual leader and teacher. Typically, but not always, leads a congregation.
Place of Jewish worship, referring to both the room where it occurs and the building where it occurs. Colloquially referred to as "temple."
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