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This is a ground breaking collection of essays that takes a hard look at the Reform Movement today. Opening essays look at the problem of building a religous community, the competition in the "spiritual marketplace," and why people join or do not join a Reform synagogue. Other contributors look at a host of controversial issues including Patrilineal Descent, Outreach, Intermarriage, gender issues, gay and lesbian participation, and others.
This is a ground breaking collection of essays that takes a hard look at the Reform Movement today. Opening essays look at the problem of building a religous community, the competition in the "spiritual marketplace," and why people join or do not join a Reform synagogue. Other contributors look at a host of controversial issues including Patrilineal Descent, Outreach, Intermarriage, gender issues, gay and lesbian participation, and others.
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Autorenporträt
Dana Evan Kaplan is the Oppenstein Brothers assistant Professor of Judaic and Religous Studies in the Department of History and the director of the Danciger Program in Jewish Studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword, Martin E. Marty Introduction: Conflicting Visions of the Reform Movement in the United States Today, Dana Evan Kaplan Section 1 Where We Are Today 1. A Religious and Social Profile of Reform Judaism in the United States, Bernard M. Lazerwitz and Ephraim Tabory 2. Reform Judaism and Modern American Community, Lewis A. Friedland 3. Reform Judaism in the Spiritual Marketplace, Richard Cimino 4. Why People in the Sunbelt Join a Synagogue: Jewish Religious Preference in palm Beach County, Joel Levine Section 2 Legitimacy and Authenticity: The Sins of Yesterday and the Controversies of Today 5. When Reform Judaism Was Judaism, Jacob Neusner 6. Reform's Original Sin, Arnold Jacob Wolf 7. From the Christmas Tree to the Yarmulke: What Separates Classical Reform from mainstream Reform? Harold S. Silver 8. Full Churches, Empty Synagogues: a Defense of Classical Reform, Jay R. Brickman 9. Orthodoxy Confronts Reform: The Two Hundred Years' War, Aryeh Spero Section 3 Personal Status 10. Not by Birth Alone: The Case for a Missionary Judaism, Alexander M. Schindler 11. Patrilineal Descent Revisited, Steven Bayme 12. The Importance of Outreach in Maintaining Reform's Autonomy, Diversity, and Pluralism, Eric H. Yoffie 13. Why I Officiate at Mixed-Marriage Wedding Ceremonies, Hillel Cohn Section 4 Gender 14. A Worthier Place: Women, Reform Judaism, and the Presidents of Hebrew Union College, Karla Goldman 15. Embracing Lesbians and Gay Men: A Refom Jewish Innovation, Denise L. Eger 16. Where Kosher Means Organic and Union Label: Bisexual Women Reembrace Their Jewish Heritage, Hinda Seif Section 5 Visions for the Future 17. Leadership for Profound Change: A Means for Transforming the American Reform Synagogue, Samuel K. Joseph 18. The Legitimacy of Reform Judaism: The Impact of Israel on the United States, Ephraim Tabory 19. Reform Judaism of the New Millennium: A Challenge, Alfred Gottschalk 20. Transforming the Reform Jew, Sheldon Zimmerman Afterword, W. Gunther Plaut About the Contributors Index
Foreword, Martin E. Marty Introduction: Conflicting Visions of the Reform Movement in the United States Today, Dana Evan Kaplan Section 1 Where We Are Today 1. A Religious and Social Profile of Reform Judaism in the United States, Bernard M. Lazerwitz and Ephraim Tabory 2. Reform Judaism and Modern American Community, Lewis A. Friedland 3. Reform Judaism in the Spiritual Marketplace, Richard Cimino 4. Why People in the Sunbelt Join a Synagogue: Jewish Religious Preference in palm Beach County, Joel Levine Section 2 Legitimacy and Authenticity: The Sins of Yesterday and the Controversies of Today 5. When Reform Judaism Was Judaism, Jacob Neusner 6. Reform's Original Sin, Arnold Jacob Wolf 7. From the Christmas Tree to the Yarmulke: What Separates Classical Reform from mainstream Reform? Harold S. Silver 8. Full Churches, Empty Synagogues: a Defense of Classical Reform, Jay R. Brickman 9. Orthodoxy Confronts Reform: The Two Hundred Years' War, Aryeh Spero Section 3 Personal Status 10. Not by Birth Alone: The Case for a Missionary Judaism, Alexander M. Schindler 11. Patrilineal Descent Revisited, Steven Bayme 12. The Importance of Outreach in Maintaining Reform's Autonomy, Diversity, and Pluralism, Eric H. Yoffie 13. Why I Officiate at Mixed-Marriage Wedding Ceremonies, Hillel Cohn Section 4 Gender 14. A Worthier Place: Women, Reform Judaism, and the Presidents of Hebrew Union College, Karla Goldman 15. Embracing Lesbians and Gay Men: A Refom Jewish Innovation, Denise L. Eger 16. Where Kosher Means Organic and Union Label: Bisexual Women Reembrace Their Jewish Heritage, Hinda Seif Section 5 Visions for the Future 17. Leadership for Profound Change: A Means for Transforming the American Reform Synagogue, Samuel K. Joseph 18. The Legitimacy of Reform Judaism: The Impact of Israel on the United States, Ephraim Tabory 19. Reform Judaism of the New Millennium: A Challenge, Alfred Gottschalk 20. Transforming the Reform Jew, Sheldon Zimmerman Afterword, W. Gunther Plaut About the Contributors Index
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