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Platforms and Prayer Books is a remarkable collection of essays that illustrates the Reform Jewish theological enterprise at work. Through lively discussions on theological and liturgical topics, noted scholars and rabbis trace the evolution of Reform Judaism, presenting innovative approaches and creative interpretations.
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Platforms and Prayer Books is a remarkable collection of essays that illustrates the Reform Jewish theological enterprise at work. Through lively discussions on theological and liturgical topics, noted scholars and rabbis trace the evolution of Reform Judaism, presenting innovative approaches and creative interpretations.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. April 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 149mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9780742515482
- ISBN-10: 0742515486
- Artikelnr.: 38494642
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. April 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 149mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9780742515482
- ISBN-10: 0742515486
- Artikelnr.: 38494642
By Rabbi Dana Evan Kaplan - Foreword by Ellen Umansky - Contributions by Judith Z. Abrams; Yaakov Ariel; S Daniel Breslauer; Herbert Bronstein; Jerome A. Chanes; Eric L. Friedland; Peter J. Haas; Richard Hirsh; Walter Jacob; Debra Renee Kaufman; Peter S.
Chapter 1 The Reform Theological Enterprise at Work: Debating Theory and
Practice in the American Religious "Marketplace" Part 2 The Historical
Context Chapter 3 Platforms and Prayer Books: From Exclusivity to
Inclusivity in Reform Judaism Chapter 4 "America Is Different!": Reform
Judaism and American Pluralism Chapter 5 Miss Daisy's Planet: The Strange
World of Reform Judaism in the United States, 1870-1930 Chapter 6 The
Theologian of the 1885 Pittsburgh Platform: Kaufmann Kohler's Vision of
Progressive Judaism Chapter 7 Renewing Reform Judaism: From Pittsburgh to
Pittsburgh Chapter 8 Our Collective Identity as Reform Jews Part 9
Liturgical Studies Chapter 10 The First Reform Prayer Book in America: The
Liturgy of the Reformed Society of Israelites Chapter 11 The Continuity of
Change in Jewish Liturgy Chapter 12 Meditation in Progressive Judaism
Chapter 13 The Challenge of a Single Prayer Book for the Reform Movement
Part 14 Comparative Studies Chapter 15 Challenges to Using the Same
Measures of Religiosity for Both Christians and Jews Chapter 16 Two Trains
Passing: Reconstructionism and Reform in Twentieth-Century American Judaism
Chapter 17 The Return of the Liminal to Reform Judaism Chapter 18 Better
the Devil You Know: Reflections on Why Baalot Teshuvah Choose Orthodoxy
over Reform Judaism Part 19 Autonomy and Authority in Texts and Law Chapter
20 Reform Judaism and Halacha: Rapprochement? Chapter 21 Building a
Postmodern Reform Judaism: The Example of Eugene B. Borowitz Chapter 22
Oral Torah: Reading Jewish Text Jewishly in Reform Judaism Chapter 23
Beyond Autonomy: The Texts and Our Lives Chapter 24 American Reform:
Observations from the Margins
Practice in the American Religious "Marketplace" Part 2 The Historical
Context Chapter 3 Platforms and Prayer Books: From Exclusivity to
Inclusivity in Reform Judaism Chapter 4 "America Is Different!": Reform
Judaism and American Pluralism Chapter 5 Miss Daisy's Planet: The Strange
World of Reform Judaism in the United States, 1870-1930 Chapter 6 The
Theologian of the 1885 Pittsburgh Platform: Kaufmann Kohler's Vision of
Progressive Judaism Chapter 7 Renewing Reform Judaism: From Pittsburgh to
Pittsburgh Chapter 8 Our Collective Identity as Reform Jews Part 9
Liturgical Studies Chapter 10 The First Reform Prayer Book in America: The
Liturgy of the Reformed Society of Israelites Chapter 11 The Continuity of
Change in Jewish Liturgy Chapter 12 Meditation in Progressive Judaism
Chapter 13 The Challenge of a Single Prayer Book for the Reform Movement
Part 14 Comparative Studies Chapter 15 Challenges to Using the Same
Measures of Religiosity for Both Christians and Jews Chapter 16 Two Trains
Passing: Reconstructionism and Reform in Twentieth-Century American Judaism
Chapter 17 The Return of the Liminal to Reform Judaism Chapter 18 Better
the Devil You Know: Reflections on Why Baalot Teshuvah Choose Orthodoxy
over Reform Judaism Part 19 Autonomy and Authority in Texts and Law Chapter
20 Reform Judaism and Halacha: Rapprochement? Chapter 21 Building a
Postmodern Reform Judaism: The Example of Eugene B. Borowitz Chapter 22
Oral Torah: Reading Jewish Text Jewishly in Reform Judaism Chapter 23
Beyond Autonomy: The Texts and Our Lives Chapter 24 American Reform:
Observations from the Margins
Chapter 1 The Reform Theological Enterprise at Work: Debating Theory and
Practice in the American Religious "Marketplace" Part 2 The Historical
Context Chapter 3 Platforms and Prayer Books: From Exclusivity to
Inclusivity in Reform Judaism Chapter 4 "America Is Different!": Reform
Judaism and American Pluralism Chapter 5 Miss Daisy's Planet: The Strange
World of Reform Judaism in the United States, 1870-1930 Chapter 6 The
Theologian of the 1885 Pittsburgh Platform: Kaufmann Kohler's Vision of
Progressive Judaism Chapter 7 Renewing Reform Judaism: From Pittsburgh to
Pittsburgh Chapter 8 Our Collective Identity as Reform Jews Part 9
Liturgical Studies Chapter 10 The First Reform Prayer Book in America: The
Liturgy of the Reformed Society of Israelites Chapter 11 The Continuity of
Change in Jewish Liturgy Chapter 12 Meditation in Progressive Judaism
Chapter 13 The Challenge of a Single Prayer Book for the Reform Movement
Part 14 Comparative Studies Chapter 15 Challenges to Using the Same
Measures of Religiosity for Both Christians and Jews Chapter 16 Two Trains
Passing: Reconstructionism and Reform in Twentieth-Century American Judaism
Chapter 17 The Return of the Liminal to Reform Judaism Chapter 18 Better
the Devil You Know: Reflections on Why Baalot Teshuvah Choose Orthodoxy
over Reform Judaism Part 19 Autonomy and Authority in Texts and Law Chapter
20 Reform Judaism and Halacha: Rapprochement? Chapter 21 Building a
Postmodern Reform Judaism: The Example of Eugene B. Borowitz Chapter 22
Oral Torah: Reading Jewish Text Jewishly in Reform Judaism Chapter 23
Beyond Autonomy: The Texts and Our Lives Chapter 24 American Reform:
Observations from the Margins
Practice in the American Religious "Marketplace" Part 2 The Historical
Context Chapter 3 Platforms and Prayer Books: From Exclusivity to
Inclusivity in Reform Judaism Chapter 4 "America Is Different!": Reform
Judaism and American Pluralism Chapter 5 Miss Daisy's Planet: The Strange
World of Reform Judaism in the United States, 1870-1930 Chapter 6 The
Theologian of the 1885 Pittsburgh Platform: Kaufmann Kohler's Vision of
Progressive Judaism Chapter 7 Renewing Reform Judaism: From Pittsburgh to
Pittsburgh Chapter 8 Our Collective Identity as Reform Jews Part 9
Liturgical Studies Chapter 10 The First Reform Prayer Book in America: The
Liturgy of the Reformed Society of Israelites Chapter 11 The Continuity of
Change in Jewish Liturgy Chapter 12 Meditation in Progressive Judaism
Chapter 13 The Challenge of a Single Prayer Book for the Reform Movement
Part 14 Comparative Studies Chapter 15 Challenges to Using the Same
Measures of Religiosity for Both Christians and Jews Chapter 16 Two Trains
Passing: Reconstructionism and Reform in Twentieth-Century American Judaism
Chapter 17 The Return of the Liminal to Reform Judaism Chapter 18 Better
the Devil You Know: Reflections on Why Baalot Teshuvah Choose Orthodoxy
over Reform Judaism Part 19 Autonomy and Authority in Texts and Law Chapter
20 Reform Judaism and Halacha: Rapprochement? Chapter 21 Building a
Postmodern Reform Judaism: The Example of Eugene B. Borowitz Chapter 22
Oral Torah: Reading Jewish Text Jewishly in Reform Judaism Chapter 23
Beyond Autonomy: The Texts and Our Lives Chapter 24 American Reform:
Observations from the Margins