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These landmark writings of Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan, while available in every major library, belong on home bookshelves as well. Comprising the most complete philosophy of Judaism from an American perspective, they are replete with lively insight. |
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COMMUNINGS OF THE SPIRIT 640 pages For more information on this book, click here |
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| Kaplan confided his impressions, wrestled with his conscience, and recorded his experience in his journal with passionate intensity and uncommon candor. Some 10,000 pages and twenty-seven volumes long, this diary was previously available only to scholars. Professor Mel Scult now brings us Volume 1:1913-1934, a twenty year span of journal writing which he has edited for clarity, accessibility and ease of reference for the lay reader. |
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NOT SO RANDOM THOUGHTS |
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296 Pages Softcover $12 ($10.80) One of the most popular of Kaplan’s works, this 1985 reissue is filled with wit and wisdom. Featuring a wealth of quotable insights that reflect the deep humanity, scope of knowledge and endearing and inspiring personality of this visionary thinker. |
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DYNAMIC JUDAISM: |
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Edited and with Introductions by 262 pages Softcover $20.00 ($18.00) This volume makes an admirable selection of Kaplan’s "essential writings", classified under such headings as Jewish Peoplehood, Torah in Our Day, Ethics, Worship and Ritual. Published by Fordham University Press |
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THE FUTURE OF THE AMERICAN JEW 571 Pages Softcover $13.95 ($12.56) |
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THE
MEANING OF GOD IN MODERN JEWISH RELIGION 380 Pages Softcover $16.95 ($15.26) |
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for JRF members are shown in parentheses. The Reconstructionist Press is a division of the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation |
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Mar 19, 2004