Reform Judaism
Subtitle: essays
By: by Hebrew Union College alumni.
Contributors: Hebrew Union College.
Publisher: Hebrew Union College Press
Published: 1949
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: Reform Judaism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introd., by B. J. Bamberger.; title: Rethinking the liberal faith, by L. A. Olan.; title: New trends in reform Jewish thought, by J. L. Liebman.; title: Reform Judaism and prayer, by S. B. Freehof.; title: Conservative and reconstructionist Judaism as seen by a reform rabbi, by B. D. Cohon.; title: The religion of the Jewish veteran, by M. Lieberman.; title: Where are our youth? By N. A. Perilman.; title: Reform Judaism and Zionism: A Zionist interpretation, by L. Fram. A non-Zionist interpretation, by D. H. Wice.; title: The changing functions of the synagogue and the rabbi, by A. J. Feldman.; title: Reform Jewish practice, by J. D. Schwarz.; title: What has liberal Judaism to offer America? By E. W. Leipziger.; title: Reform Judaism and world Jewry, by E. W. Leipziger.; title: Reform Judaism and world Jewry, by M. Reichler.