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Change is - and always has been - one of the defining characteristics of the Reform Movement. Throughout its history, it has been able to successfully adapt its relationship to tradition and Jewish heritage to meet the spiritual needs of the majority of American Jews. Its stances on halachah, ritual, social justice, and many other key issues have evolved significantly over the past two centuries, making contemporary Reform Judaism far different from what it was at its beginning, and even a generation ago.
A Reform Jewish Reader covers such areas as theology, social action, the Sabbath, outreach, and education.
Ideal for high school and adult education study
Each document preceded by an introduction by the authors
A complete reference collection for every Reform Judaism home and library
As both authors are known for their role in documenting the growth of the
Reform Movement, this book is sure to aid readers in understanding the changes that have occurred over the 200 year history.
About: A Reform Judaism Reader chronicles the history of Reform Judaism from its roots in Western Europe until today.
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