God Was Not in the Fire

God Was Not in the Fire

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Endorsed by leaders from all walks of Jewish life, this important work provides ample reason to get involved in a religion that can provide the meaning of life and a sense of belonging so many of us seek.
Hardcover, 256 pages
Published September 11th 1995 by Scribner Book Company
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Michael Doyle
Kind of answers the question of Why Judaism? The answer is pretty much Why Not? The book demonstrates the importance of ritual and Jewish action as community-building and comforting elements of Jewish religious practice--whether or not you accept "stories" about God or reject the religious aspects of your Jewish upbringing.
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A new way of seeking and knowing God. Well written and clear.
Barry
wonderful insights worth many re-reads
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