Judaism at its best. A return to its essential truths that are too-often ignored in favor of the claims of tradition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rabbi Rami Shapiro, PhD is an award–winning author of over thirty–six books on religion, spirituality, and recovery. Rami co–directs the One River Foundation, is a Contributing Editor with Spirituality and Health magazine, hosts two podcasts— Essential Conversations with Rabbi Rami, and Conversations on the Edge—and a weekly Zoom “talk show” called Roadside Assistance at the Corner of Tohu va-Vohu (Wild and Chaos). He is an initiate of the Ramakrishna Order of Vedanta Hinduism, a 32° Scottish Rite Mason (KCCH) and the 2020 recipient of the Huston Smith Award for Excellence in Inter-Spiritual Education. He lives in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
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Foreword by Douglas Rushkoff vii Preface, Part 1: Tribe and Tribalism xi Preface, Part 2: What Is Judaism Without Tribalism? xv Part One: Religion Chapter 1 Religion at Its Best 3 Chapter 2 Religion and Death 6 Chapter 3 God and gods 10 Part Two: Jews Chapter 4 Who Is a Jew? 27 Chapter 5 God-wrestlers 38 Chapter 6 World Healers 44 Chapter 7 Lamed-Vavniks 52 Part Three: Judaism Chapter 8 Beyond Tribalism 59 Chapter 9 Turning Torah 65 Chapter 10 Days of Reflection 71 Chapter 11 Joy and Grief 89 Chapter 12 Reminders and Remembering 108 Chapter 13 The Way We Walk 115 Part Four: A Manifesto Chapter 14 Judaism Without Tribalism: A Manifesto 141 Appendix I Zionism and the State of Israel 143 Appendix II Jew-Hatred 153 Appendix III Jesus 161 Appendix IV Advice for Congregational Rabbis 167 Further Resources 177 Acknowledgments 179 About the Author 181
Foreword by Douglas Rushkoff vii Preface, Part 1: Tribe and Tribalism xi Preface, Part 2: What Is Judaism Without Tribalism? xv Part One: Religion Chapter 1 Religion at Its Best 3 Chapter 2 Religion and Death 6 Chapter 3 God and gods 10 Part Two: Jews Chapter 4 Who Is a Jew? 27 Chapter 5 God-wrestlers 38 Chapter 6 World Healers 44 Chapter 7 Lamed-Vavniks 52 Part Three: Judaism Chapter 8 Beyond Tribalism 59 Chapter 9 Turning Torah 65 Chapter 10 Days of Reflection 71 Chapter 11 Joy and Grief 89 Chapter 12 Reminders and Remembering 108 Chapter 13 The Way We Walk 115 Part Four: A Manifesto Chapter 14 Judaism Without Tribalism: A Manifesto 141 Appendix I Zionism and the State of Israel 143 Appendix II Jew-Hatred 153 Appendix III Jesus 161 Appendix IV Advice for Congregational Rabbis 167 Further Resources 177 Acknowledgments 179 About the Author 181
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