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reform
Jewish groups in aftermath of Las Vegas attack call for tougher gun control laws
JTA
October 2, 2017
New Pew report highlights Modern Orthodox Jewry straddling two worlds
Jared Sichel
August 26, 2015
Just as Charedi Jews in the United States are likely to enroll their kids in a yeshiva, attend synagogue every week and vote Republican, so too are Modern Orthodox Jews.
What ‘Divergent’ can teach us about post-denominational Judaism
Jewish Journal
April 2, 2014
Picture a society that subdivides its members into factions, each of which has a unique virtue, and then enforces a separation of those groups so strict that it hunts down any person who would dare blur the boundaries.
Jews the ever-dying people: A Reform perspective on the Pew Survey on Jewish Americans
Rabbi Dan Moskovitz
October 9, 2013
The historian Simon Rawidowicz wrote a famous essay in which he described Jews, with our constant fear of extinction as the “ever-dying” people. He wrote the essay 27 years ago, does that make him wrong or prophetic?
Getting ready for baby
Jewish Journal
June 12, 2013
Rabbi Julia Weisz found herself in a bit of a conundrum when she became an expectant mother.
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