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Humanistic Judaism:     more books (64)

Jerusalem: A universal cultural and historical resource (An occasional paper / Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies) by Colin W Williams, 1975 Religion or Ethnicity?: Jewish Identities in Evolution The Torah and Its God: A Humanist Inquiry by Jordan Jay Hillman, 2001-01 An Open Heart: The Mystic Path of Loving People (The Jewish Spirit Booklet Series, 2) by Yitzhak Buxbaum, 1997-04 Modern Jewish Identity : A Rationalistic Motivation for Remaining Jewish by Esther Reisel, Rudi Reisel, 2000-05-01 Respecting the Wicked Child: A Philosophy of Secular Jewish Identity and Education by Mitchell Silver, 1998-12 The Future Jew by Michael Carin, 2010-03-29 Exodus to Humanism: Jewish Identity Without Religion (Philosophy and Literary Theory) by David Ibry, 1999-04 Dalit Buddhist Movement: Dalit, Buddhism, History of Buddhism in India, Buddhism inNepal, Tibetan Buddhism, Humanistic Buddhism, Caste, B. R.Ambedkar Doctoral dissertations and master's theses accepted by American institutions of higher learning, 1963-1964 (Guides to Jewish subjects in social and humanistic research) by Wita Ravid, 1966 The real history of the Jews by Sherwin T Wine, 1988 Juddaism Beyond God by Sherwin T. Wine, 1985 Beyond Tradition: The Struggle for a New Jewish Identity by Dan Cohn-Sherbok, Ze'ev Chafets, et all 2000 Mad Madalyn by Jane Kathryn Conrad, 1983

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61. LW Laguna Woods - Active Adult Resort Living - California Style - Laguna Woods,
    sbass ***Special Chavurah being formed for younger Leisureworlders! sbass THE SOCIETY FOR humanistic judaism. INVITES. LEISUREWORLDERS.  
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62. Esnoga.net: Human-etisk Jødedom / Humanistic Judaism
    Humanistisk jødedom, humanetisk jødedom / humanistic judaism. Society for humanistic judaism (USA). humanistic judaism Homepage.  
    http://utne.nvg.org/j/retning/humanist.html

63. MyJewishLearning.com - History & Community: Secular Humanist Judaism
    Secular humanistic judaism The origins of a small Jewish movement that embraces a cultural identity while rejecting a belief in God By Barry Cohen Small but  
    http://www.myjewishlearning.com/history_community/Modern/ModernReligionCulture/M
    
    Extractions: Small but controversial, the Society for Humanistic Judaism maintains temples and ordains rabbis despite not believing in God. In the following article, reprinted with permission from the Jewish News of Greater Phoenix , the founder of the movement explains its origins and motives. Much like flavors of ice cream used to limited to those found in Neapolitan ice creamchocolate, vanilla and strawberryJewish expression used to be limited to "Neapolitan Judaism"Reform, Conservative, or Orthodox, explains Rabbi Sherwin Wine. "There wasn't what I would call a pluralistic perspective," he says. "Today, there is a sense that if the Jewish community is going to survive, it has to deal with all the diversity within the community." Humanistic Judaism is part of this diversity, he notes. Wine founded the first Humanistic Jewish congregation in 1963 "Being Jewish is primarily and fundamentally an ethnic, cultural identity, not a theological or philosophical one," explains Wine. For this reason, a Jew is not required to believe in God, he notes.

64. 2001-08-10: Humanistic Judaism
    Jewish Sightseeing HomePage, 200108-10 humanistic judaism. Why we have found a home in humanistic judaism San Diego Jewish Press-Heritage, Aug. 10, 2001.  
    http://www.jewishsightseeing.com/religious_topics/humanistic_judaism/sd8-10-01hu
    
    Extractions: Why we have found a home in Humanistic Judaism San Diego Jewish Press-Heritage, Aug. 10, 2001 By Sher Slavin San Diego, CA (special) My husband and I are both Jewish, though not religious. My husband was forced to go through Hebrew school, and Bar Mitzvah, but never felt connected to his roots. He vowed never to put his children through the same ordeal. We believe in God, but not necessarily in prayer. We want our children to feel connected to their Jewish culture, and be a part of the Jewish community. How can we do this, if we don't conform to the endless hours of Hebrew training forced upon us by all the congregations in town? We are American Jews. We do not think, nor speak Hebrew. Learning Hebrew in order to say the prayers means nothing unless you actually speak the language. Fighting with children to go the Hebrew school every Sunday morning is not getting any of us anywhere. They only end up resenting being forced to go. Where does that leave those of us that won't comply? How can my sons experience the rite of passage, the Bar Mitzvah, without the rigorous Hebrew training? Children in Israel learn about God, prayer, and rich Jewish history in their own language! This is very different. I understand why it might be necessary to expose all Jewish children to a little Hebrew, but the extent should be limited, and moving forward, optional.

65. Humanistic Judaism
    National president of humanistic judaism says movement can strengthen the overall organized Jewish community. Jewish Sightseeing  
    http://www.jewishsightseeing.com/usa/california/san_diego/sd_humanist_jewish_con
    
    Extractions: By Donald H. Harrison San Diego, CA (special) Welcoming nontheistic or humanistic Jews to its fold would strengthen rather than weaken the organized Jewish community, according to Bert Steinberg, president of the National Society for Humanistic Judaism. People who have doubts about the existence of God would know they still have a home among the Jewish people and would not need to look for homes elsewhere, Steinberg told HERITAGE during an interview Aug 21 at the offices of the San Diego Humanistic Jewish Congregation. Steinberg, a resident of Lafayette, CA, had been in San Diego in partial fulfillment of his pledge to visit each of the 33 Humanistic Jewish congregations in North America. Additionally, the retirement New York City insurance executive was here to confer with Toby Dorfman, the madrikha (leader) of the San Diego congregation, who will succeed him as president of the national organization. Rabbi Sherwin Wine who had been ordained in the Reform movement founded Humanistic Judaism in 1963 by as a vehicle for people who do not believe in God, but who identify themselves as Jews. In an emotional presentation, Steinberg said he wished

66. Shir Shalom: A Community For Humanistic Judaism
    Shir Shalom. Affiliated with the Society for humanistic judaism. A Community for humanistic judaism. For more information, email us at info@shirshalomphila.org.  
    http://shirshalom.home.att.net/Banner.htm

67. Shir Shalom: A Community For Humanistic Judaism In The Delaware Valley
    Shir Shalom, a Community for humanistic judaism in the Delaware Valley (Philadelphia vicinity), is affiliated with the Society for humanistic judaism.  
    http://shirshalom.home.att.net/

68. Resources Index %NUMBER%
    1516 Oak St, 320A Society for humanistic judaism Home Page humanistic judaism is a nontheistic alternative in contemporary Jewish life.  
    http://www.insight2000.com/27/Humanistic.html
    
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69. Humanistic Judaism
    humanistic judaism Jewish Beliefs And Practice, Holidays, Torah, Liturgy, And More. Try these related searches for humanistic judaism  
    http://www.pledge4israel.com/humanistic-judaism.shtml

70. Beliefnet.com
    humanistic judaism, Select posts per page. This  
    http://www.beliefnet.com/boards/message_list.asp?boardID=417&discussionID=343043

71. Anthro-l: November-1995: Atheistic Religions-Secular Humanistic Judaism
    Atheistic religionsSecular humanistic judaism. Next in thread Martin Cohen Re Atheistic religions-Secular humanistic judaism .  
    http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/danny/anthropology/anthro-l/archive/november-1995

72. Anthro-l: November-1995: Re: Atheistic Religions-Secular Humanistic Judaism
    Re Atheistic religionsSecular humanistic judaism. Maybe in reply to Joe Zias Atheistic religions-Secular humanistic judaism .  
    http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/danny/anthropology/anthro-l/archive/november-1995

73. Judaism
    MACHAR/The Washington Congregation for humanistic judaism An Introduction. MACHAR/The Washington Congregation for humanistic judaism  
    http://www.godserver.com/judaism.shtml
    
    Extractions: "Judaism.com's online store provides a wide selection of all types of Judaica. No matter what kind of item you need Judaism.com has it! content: jewish, judaism, jews, judaica, jew, yid, books, software, music, kids, children, mitzvahware, giftware, artwork, encyclopedia judaica, rabbi twerski, modern jewish calendar, calendar 2000, passover, wedding."

74. Humanistic, Humanistic Directory, Humanistic Sites, Humanistic
    Society for humanistic judaism Home Page humanistic judaism is a nontheistic alternative in contemporary Jewish life. It was established  
    http://www.findingweb.com/~Humanistic

75. Secular Humanistic Judaism At Kol Hadash Humanistic Congregation, North Suburban
    Secular humanistic judaism is one of the five major branches or movements within Judaism, along with Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist and Reform  
    http://kolhadash.com/judaism/whatis.html
    
    Extractions: by Myrna Cohn, a founding member of Kol Hadash Secular Humanistic Judaism is one of the five major branches or movements within Judaism, along with Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist and Reform Judaism. As in all other branches, the members of the Secular Humanistic Jewish Movement: Identify as or call themselves Jewish Belong to the ethno-historic entity called "The Jewish People" (Klal Yisrael) Congregate as communities to affirm their beliefs and celebrate their Jewishness Study and interpret Jewish history, philosophy and traditions, and Endeavor to perpetuate Jewishness in future generations Although all Jews have common roots and share many beliefs and practices, there are both minor and major differences between theistically centered movements and Secular Humanistic Judaism, which is human centered. But there are also differences within our own movement., In a movement such as Secular Humanistic Judaism, which considers equal rights and human dignity for all fundamental, where pluralism and tolerance are valued, where skepticism, debate and creativity are encouraged, and where balancing individuality and community is considered vital, there cannot be a single definition for Secular Humanistic Judaism or one right way to believe or behave. However, I believe that there are parameters within which all who identify with Secular Humanistic Judaism belong. The information contained in this article does not necessarily represent the philosophy of Kol Hadash nor the writer, but is a summary of the research findings presented in "Basic Ideas of Secular Humanistic Judaism" written and compiled by Eva Goldfinger, Madrikha, and published by the International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism, North American Section, 1996.

76. Resources For Humanistic Judaism Information
    humanistic judaism resources are listed on this page. More information will be added. Here is a partial list of humanistic judaism congregations  
    http://kolhadash.com/judaism/Resources.html
    
    Extractions: Humanistic Judaism Congregations and Resources Humanistic Judaism Congregations Secular Humanistic Judaism is one of the five major branches or movements within Judaism, along with Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist and Reform Judaism. Here is a partial list of Humanistic Judaism congregations: Boston area, Kahal B'raira , a congregation of Secular Humanistic Jews in the Boston area.

77. J, The Jewish News Weekly Of Northern California, Formerly The Jewish Bulletin O
    Printer Friendly. Email to A Friend. Friday January 9, 1998. humanistic judaism gets new home for services, study. LORI EPPSTEIN Bulletin Staff.  
    http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/7768/edition_i
    
    Extractions: Bulletin Staff Founded in the Bay Area a decade ago on the principle that God should be left out of Judaism, a group of secular Jews has opened its first center of operations. The Northern California chapter of the Society for Humanistic Judaism now calls home a building at 412 Monte Vista Ave. in Oakland. It subleases the space an office and a time-share of meeting rooms from Jewish Community Services of Oakland and Piedmont. First organized in Detroit 35 years ago, the Humanistic group has its followers celebrate most Jewish holidays, observe Shabbat and read the Torah. The group's members send their children to Sunday school and some even believe in God, said chapter president Jutta Organek. But, she explains, "God is a personal choice. We first of all believe that every human is responsible for their own actions and fate." So, why observe any kind of Judaism?

78. Humanistic Rabbi Coming Here With Tips On Staying Sane (November 17, 2000)
    And on Sunday he ll lecture on Why humanistic judaism is the Answer at the Albany Community Center. Wine s East Bay presence this weekend is no coincidence.  
    http://www.jewishsf.com/bk001117/sfahumanistic.shtml
    
    Extractions: [an error occurred while processing this directive] ALEZA GOLDSMITH Bulletin Staff Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine cites three typical reactions to his stream of Judaism, the Humanistic movement. First, there are those who support the movement he founded. "They are sympathetic with what we teach because their point of view is so close," said Wine. Then there are those with mixed feelings. "They don't agree with us, but they think we're useful because we reach out to Jews who would otherwise be lost." And finally there are those "who are just plain hostile." But Wine does not flinch at the last category. Since introducing the movement 37 years ago a stream of Judaism that doesn't acknowledge the existence or non-existence of God he has learned how to handle hostility. "It's all part of being part of a pioneering movement," said the confident Wine, speaking by phone from Detroit. "Besides," he added, "even from the very beginning, I have found many people enthusiastic about my message." Wine will speak about the movement and his new book, "Staying Sane in a Crazy World," during two forums in the East Bay this weekend.

79. Humanistic
    Previews by Thumbshots Society for humanistic judaism Creating a meaningful Jewish lifestyle free from supernatural authority and imposed tradition.  
    http://www.oobdoo.com/directory/Society/ReligionandSpirituality/Judaism/Denomina
    
    Extractions: See Also: Society: Religion and Spirituality: Humanism Society for Humanistic Judaism - Creating a meaningful Jewish lifestyle free from supernatural authority and imposed tradition. Philosopher Sherwin Wine's Lecture Tapes - The Center for New Thinking, the nation's only ongoing public forum for the presentation of innovative ideas in the arts, sciences, philosophy and history. Humanistic Judaism - For Jews wishing to maintain their Jewish identity in a non-theistic manner through congregations and communities. Features mailing list, archive, and links. Congregation Kol Chaim: Atlanta, Georgia - Information on the celebration of Jewish cultural and religious traditions focusing on humanism with non-theistic values. Machar - The Washington DC Congregation for Humanistic Judaism is a community of secular Humanistic Jews. The Pacific Community of Secular Humanistic Jews - Religious approach is focused on Jewish culture, history, and values. Located near Orange County, California.

80. Community Resources
    Home Community Resources Society for humanistic judaism. Society for humanistic judaism. 28611 W. 12 Mile Road Farmington Hills  
    http://www.ujf.net/ir_listing.html?id=2772&nt=0

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