Looks at the contemporary problems of alienation and separation, and discusses the attempts of various Jewish groups to learn from the mistakes and accomplishments of modernism

These Holy Sparks: The Rebirth of the Jewish People

Politics & Social Sciences

Arthur Waskow

Social Sciences

Harpercollins

A spiritual guide to modern Judaism traces the history of Judaism while offering prayers, ceremonies, and celebrations that take the present-day world into account, from women's equality to changing religious boundaries. 15,000 first printing. Tour.

Down-To-Earth Judaism: Food, Money, Sex, and the Rest of Life

Religion & Spirituality

Judaism

William Morrow & Co.

This anthology draws upon biblical, rabbinical, medieval, and modern sources--from art, music, recipes, and crafts, as well as fiction, poetry, and essays--about the significance and historical development of Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish "New Year of the Trees," and includes mystical writings along with Zionist and Eco-Judaism pieces. The anthology also includes several examples of preparing a "Seder Tu B’Shevat."

Trees, Earth And Torah: A Tu B'shvat Anthology.

Ari; Hyman Arthur (editors). Elon

Naomi M. Hyman

Jewish Publication Society of America

An illustrated retelling of the creation using the words of children.

Before There Was a Before

David Waskow

Shoshana Waskow

Children's Books

Adama Books

The Jewish view of history rests on three pillars: Creation, Revelation and Redemption. Arguably Redemption stands pre-eminent among the three. Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, asserts that the revealed Torah is one continuous name of God. That same Torah, however, bids us to remember Redemption, initiated by the Exodus, all the days of your life (Deut. 16:3)... encompassing both This World and The World to Come.The Hebrew words for Redemption include Yeshu-ah (Salvation), Hatzalah (Deliverance), Pidyon (Release and Restoration) and Ge-ulah (Redemption). Interestingly, all are abstracted from human activity and applied only metaphorically to God. Rather than defining redemption as deliverance from history and the human condition, Judaism seems to emphasize redemption within history, even when those redemptions are partial and fleeting.The essays in this volume offer diverse glimpses of how redemption might break through the fissures of our all-too-fractured world. Spanning theology, liturgy and spiritual practice, the arts, sociology and even politics, they open multiple doors through which the spirit of redemption may be glimpses, welcomed, and pursued.Foreword by Shaykh Ibrahim Abdul-Malik, EdD, PhD, Ecumenical Studies (Fairleigh Dickinson University), Co-editor, Learning to Lead: Lessons in Leadership for People of FaithPreface by Rabbi Norman Solomon, PhD, Senior Associate (Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies), Author of Torah from Heaven: The Reconstruction of Faith

Seeking Redemption in an Unredeemed World: Essays in Jewish Spirituality

Howard Avruhm Addison

Barbara Eve Breitman

Julie Leavitt

Herbert J. Levine

Mordechai Liebling

James R. Michaels

Simcha Paull Raphael

Charlotte Sutker

Elyssa Wortzman

GTF Books (pub.) / MacBain & Boyd (dist.)

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