Author: Ruth Duskin Feldman; M. Bonnie Cousens (eds.)
Title: Humanistic Judaism: An Anthology; Spring, 1986, Volume XIV Number 1
Description: Farmington Hills: Society for Humanistic Judaism, 1986. Paper bound, stapled white and gray wrappers, 82pp. An unmarked, very good copy. Contents include: What Does Humanistic Judaism Offer? by Sherwin T. Wine; Defining Our Jewish Heritage by Daniel Friedman; Believing Is Better than Non-Believing by Sherman T. Wine; The Anti-Authoritarian Heresy by Daniel Friedman; On Being Jewish, Humanistic, and Secular by Yehuda Bauer; Is Humanistic Judaism a Religion? by Wine; Why Do Humanistic Jews Need Temples? by Robert B. Barr; Some Popular Misunderstandings of Our Philosophy and The Meaning of Jewish History both also by Daniel Friedman, etc. 135 grams.

Keywords: Ruth Duskin Feldman; M. Bonnie Cousens; Miriam Jerris; Society Humanistic Judaism; Robert B. Barr; Yehuda Bauer; Haim H. Cohn; Daniel Friedman; Zev Katz; Jeffery M. Silberman; Sherwin T. Wine


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