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Judaism's Ten Best Ideas
A Brief Guide for Seekers
Dr. Arthur Green, Arthur Green
Turner Publishing Company · Print & ebook · September 8, 2014
Reading lane: Orthodox Judaism
A welcoming introduction to the most important ideas in Judaism.
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Who It's For
Book Details
- Authors
- Dr. Arthur Green, Arthur Green
- Publisher
- Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- September 8, 2014
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Orthodox Judaism · Jewish Rituals & Practice
- Reading lane
- Orthodox Judaism
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Publisher Categories
Judaism
Kabbalah & Jewish Mysticism
About This Book
A welcoming introduction to the most important ideas in Judaism. In an age of fluid identity, many people are honestly asking the question "Why be Jewish?" What in this religious and ethnic legacy is worth preserving? Does Judaism have something unique to offer a contemporary seeker free to choose a way of life and a system of values? Here is the answer of a leading spiritual teacher who has faced these questions in conversation with generations of students. With warmth, hum...
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