
| A REFORM JEWISH QUARTERLY |
THE REFORM RABBI
Private Ordination--Need We Be Concerned?
Walter Jacob
Funding Rabbinic Education: Retrospect and Prospect
Gary Phillip Zola
Some Personal Memories of Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman
Leo Trepp
What I Learned from My Heart Attack
Stephen A. Karol
REFORM JEWISH THOUGHT
RESPONSUM: The Dual Religion Family and Patrilineal Descent
CCAR Responsa Committee
Is God Stronger than Death? Tehiyyat Hametim Reconsidered
Daniel S. Alexander
Whatever Happened to Reform Judaism?
Benno M. Wallach
INTERFAITH
Why Jews Should Be Interested in Biblical Theology
Marvin A. Sweeney
HEBREW
Are Qodesh
Me-et: William Cutter
POETRY
You!
Final Journey
Family Lies
James B. Rosenberg
God of Change
Mementoes
Israel Zoberman
Special passover seder
Adam Fisher
BOOK REVIEWS
A History of Bible Translation and the North American Connection
By Harry M. Orlinsky and Robert G. Bratcher;
Reviewed by S. David Sperling
The Return to Scripture in Judaism and Christianity:
Essays in Postcritical Scriptural Interpretation
Edited by Peter Ochs; Reviewed by Alan Cooper
Reform Jewish Ethics and The Halakhah:
An Experiment in Decision Making
Edited by Eugene B. Borowitz; Reviewed by Walter Jacob
Between Tradition and Culture:
The Dialectics of Modern Jewish Religion and Identity
By David Ellenson; Reviewed by Michael A. Meyer
Doctrine: Systematic Theology, Vol. II.
By James Wm. McClendon, Jr.; Reviewed by Michael Goldberg
Riders Toward the Dawn:
From Holocaust to Hope
By Albert H. Friedlander; Reviewed by Barry M. Altman
Abe's Story:
A Holocaust Memoir
By Abram Korn; Reviewed by Joseph Korn
Kol Haneshamah:
Shabbat Vehagim
Reviewed by Ruth Langer
Invisible Lines of Connection:
Sacred stories of the Ordinary
By Lawrence Kushner; Reviewed by Pamela A. Chaiet
Being God's Partner:
How to Find the Hidden Link Between
Spirituality and Your Work
By Jeffrey K. Salkin; Reviewed by Eliot J. Baskin
BREIFLY NOTED
BOOKS RECEIVED
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