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50:2/3 Winter/Spring 1998 - Abraham Joshua Heschel: A Tribute
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From Der Shem Hameforash: Mensch
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Translated and introduced by Morton Leifman |
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Readiness Before God: Abraham Heschel in Europe
Edward K. Kaplan |
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Hasidic Sources in Heschel's Conception of Prayer
Alfredo Fabio Borodowski |
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Heschel's Torah min ha-shamayim: Ancient Theology and Contemporary Autobiography
Gordon Tucker |
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Heschel's Homage to the Rabbis: Torah min ha-shamayim as Historical Theology
Leonard Levin |
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The Torah, Revelation, and Scientific Critique in the Teachings of Abraham Joshua Heschel
Alexander Even–Chen |
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Epistemological Tensions in Heschel's Thought
Neil Gillman |
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Meaningfulness, the Ineffable, and the Commandments
James Hyman |
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Rabbi Heschel Through Christian Eyes
Gary Michael Banks |
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Abraham Joshua Heschel and Thomas Merton: Heretics of Modernity
Shaul Magid |
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Theological Affinities in the Writings of Abraham Joshua Heschel and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Susannah Heschel |
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"My Legs Were Praying": Theology and Politics in Abraham Joshua Heschel
Arthur Waskow |
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"Where Does God Dwell in America Today?"
William Sloane Coffin |
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Memories and Meanings of Being Heschel's Disciple
Byron L. Sherwin |
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Heschel's Hasidism: A Recollection
Samuel H. Dresner |
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Abraham Joshua Heschel Remembered: Reminiscences by Heschel's former students
Introduced by Peter A. Geffen and Or-Nistar Rose |
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Abraham Joshua Heschel and Wolfe Kelman
Photograph by John H. Popper |
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Pikuach Neshama: To Save a Soul
Abraham Joshua Heschel |
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51:2 Winter 1999 - Theology
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Preface
David L. Lieber |
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Introduction
Elliot N. Dorff
Gordon Tucker |
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When Ideology Becomes Theology: Creating a Theological Language of and for
Conservative Jews
Ellen M. Umansky
Response by Barry Cytron |
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Seeking God in the Bible
Martin Samuel Cohen
Response by Howard A. Addison |
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Knowing God Through Prayer
Elliot N. Dorff
Response by Baruch Frydman-Kohl |
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On Knowing God
Neil Gillman
Response by Barry Cytron |
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Metaphors for God
Michael Gaetz
Response by William E. Kaufman |
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Metaphysical Realism: Theoretical and Practical Considerations
Gordon Tucker
Response by Baruch Frydman-Kohl |
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The Palpable Absence of God
Ira F. Stone
Response by Mychal B. Springer |
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The Commanding Nearness of God
Jonathan Wittenberg
Tesponse by Harlan Wechsler |
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Epilogue
Elliot N. Dorff
Gordon Tucker |
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51:4 Summer 1999 - Health Care: Right or Privelege?
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Preface
David L. Lieber |
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Introduction
Elliot N. Dorff
Gordon Tucker |
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To Love the Stranger
Ismar Schorsch |
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Am I My Brother's Keeper?: A Jewish View on the Distribution of Health Care
Elliot N. Dorff |
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Health Care and Mrs. Job: The conflict of Personal Categories
Gerald I. Wolpe |
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Moral and Religious Values in Health Care Reform: A Roman Catholic Perspective
Charles J. Fahey |
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Who Should Have Access to What Mental Health Services?: The Journey from Oz to Ephesus
David B. McCurdy |
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Health Care Reform and Finitude
Jean Bethke Elshtain |
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Am I My Brother's Keeper?
Spencer Foreman |
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Health Care: Right or Privelege?
Philip R. Lee |
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The Changing Health Care Safety Net
James R. Tallon, Jr. |
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The Distribution of Health Care Benefits by American Governments: Rationales and Outcomes
Stanley Joel Reiser |
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Health Reform in America: The Mystery of the Missing Moral Momentum
Lawrence D. Brown |
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53:4 Summer 2001 - The Jewish Child
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What Does Bar/Bat Mitzvah Really Signify?
David Kraemer |
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When Your Children Ask: A Jewish Theology of Childhood
Sandy Eisenberg Sasso |
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Rivalry in Genesis: A New Reading
Diane M. Sharon |
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Ishmael at Sixteen
Martin Samuel Cohen |
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Heroes, Scholars, and School Teachers: The Education of Jewish Babylonian Children
Shira Leibowitz |
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Judaic Enrichment as a Change Agent in Early Childhood Education
Lisa D. Grant and Frieda D. Robins |
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Children as Pariahs?: A Teshuvah on Mamzerut
Elie Spitz |
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54:1 Fall 2001 - The Boundaries of Commitment
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From the Editor
Martin S. Cohen |
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Will the Center Hold? Conservative Judaism Re-examined
Michael A. Meyer
Responses by Pamela Barmash, Shamai Kanter, and Herbert Rosenblum
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Walking Softly on/with the Law: Apologetic Thinking and the Orthodox/Conservative Debate
Shaul Magid |
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Permeable Boundaries: Zionism, the Diaspora, and the Conservative Movement
Aryeh Cohen |
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A Philosophic Basis for Halakhic Pluralism
Richard L. Claman |
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Conflicting Approaches to Conversion in the United States in the Twentieth Century
David Golinkin |
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The Logic of Numbers vs. The Logic of Souls: The Synagogue-Center and Jewish Communal Continuity
Ezra Kopelowitz |
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Letter from England
Jonathan Wittenberg |
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54:3 Spring 2002 - The Completion of the Human Genome
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Some Genetics for Some Jews: A Jewish Look at the Human Genome
Robert Pollack
Response by Elliot N. Dorff |
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Bioethics, the Genome, and the Jewish Body
Paul Root Wolpe |
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The Name in the Nucleus
Aryeh Lev Stollman |
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Cross-Generational Retribution and Genetic Engineering: Reflections on Chance and Free Will
Lawrence Troster |
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The Human Genome and Ethical Issues
Michael Graetz |
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"As We Have Heard So We Have Seen": The Iconography of Zion
Gary A. Anderson |
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The Haftarot of Etz Hayim: Exploring the Historical Interplay of Customs, Humashim and Halakhah
David E. S. Stein |
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Voices from the Balcony
Robert S. Scherr |
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Popular Fiction and the Limits of Modern Midrash
Simone Lotven Sofian
Response by Naomi Graetz |
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58:2/3 Winter/Spring 2006 - The Aggadah of the Conservative Movement
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Introduction
Martin S. Cohen |
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An Aggadah for the Conservative Movement
Ira F. Stone |
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"Passionate Openness": A New Aggadah for the Conservative Movement
Shoshana Boyd Gelfand and Jonathan Boyd |
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A New Aggadah for the Conservative Movement
Neil Gillman |
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Halakhah and Aggadah are Both Binding
Judith Hauptman |
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Reclaiming Talmudic Judaism: An Aggadic Approach to Halakhah
Jill Jacobs |
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Aggadah and Plausibility
Jeremy Kalmanofsky |
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An Aggadah of Integrity: Points of Orientation for the Conservative Movement
Judd Kruger Levingston |
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Aggadah as Storytelling
Karen G. Reiss Medwed |
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"Freedom Under the Law": An Understanding of Conservative Judaism
Joseph H. Prouser |
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Egalitarianism and the Aggadah of the Movement
Francine Green Roston |
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The Aggadah of Spiritual Integrity
Martin S. Cohen |
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Responding to a Broken World: Two Letters
Scotland - Jonathan Wittenberg
New Orleans - Jonathan Slater |
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