What Is a Jew? by Morris N. Kertzer (1993, Revised Edition) Macmillan Press Used

Description: This vintage trade paperback novel is in 'good' condition. The only damage is slight discoloration on the bottom right hand of the pages due to exposure to moisture. No damage otherwise it would have been rated 'Like New'. NEW AND COMPLETELY REVISED EDITION MORE THAN 400,000 COPIES SOLD WHAT IS A JEW? A GUIDE TO THE BELIEFS, TRADITIONS AND PRACTICES OF JUDAISM THAT ANSWERS QUESTIONS FOR BOTH JEW AND NON-JEW by RABBI MORRIS N. KERTZER Revised by Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman Religion $10.00 $13.00 in Canada Contemporary anecdotes, modern interpretations, a thematic organization, and a new glossary have breathed new life into this enduring classic. What is a Jew? answers more than 100 of the most commonly asked questions about Jewish life customs, from "Why do Jews Fast on Certain Days?" and "What is Keeping Kosher?" to "Do Jews Believe in Fate?" and "Why is Israel Sacred for Jews?" Whether you're searching for a brief, easy to understand answer to a specific question or looking for a general guide to the beliefs and practices of Judaism, you'll find it int he accessible, contemporary, and thoroughly enjoyable What is a Jew? Whether discussing familiar holidays or a Jewish response to contemporary dilemmas, Rabbi Hoffman conveys in a warm conversational style not only a wealth of information, but his own enthusiasm and love for Judaism as well. What is a Jew? is a find introduction to Judaism for all -- Jew and gentile, novice and student alike." --Dru Greenwood, Commission on Reform Jewish Outreach of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and the General Conference of American Rabbis "An excellent resource fo Jews who are in an interfaith marriage or relationship, as well as for the non-Jew or Jew-by-choice. I would suggest it for a couple to read one question at a time, one each day. This would be a lovely way to begin a Jewish life together." --Arlene Sarah Chernow, Regional Outreach Coordinator, Pacific Southwest Council, Union of American Hebrew Congregations Dr. Morris N. Kertzer (1910-83) was a Congregational Rabbi, an author, and a recognized authority in the field of interfaith relations. Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman is a professor of liturgy at Hebrew Union College, a frequent contributor to Jewish Week, an author, and a sought-after lecturer. Collier Books Macmillan Publishing Company Copyright © 1993 Macmillan Publishing Company ISBN-10 0-02-033282-3

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