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$20.00
Aug 04, 2000 | ISBN 9780807010419
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Praise
This book should be read by everyone who has ever asked the question ‘Who is a Jew?’ –Rebecca Alpert, author of Like Bread on a Seder Plate
“A provocative and thoroughly engaging exploration of Judaism’s boundaries. . . . An important book for all those concerned about Judaism’s future.” –Naomi Mara Hyman, Moment
“Harris-Shapiro uses an effective blend of scholarship, interviews, and personal insights to explain a concept that is often at odds with traditional Judaism and occasionally with Evangelical Christianity, with which it shares both ideology and resources. This compelling and evenhanded volume should attract readers from both Jewish and Christian communities.” –Ilene Cooper, Booklist
“A balanced historical account of the movement’s history and development.” —Publishers Weekly
“[Harris-Shapiro’s] cogent and lucid writing allows her to present an unbiased . . . study of a community’s theology.” —Library Journal
“Ground-breaking [and] enlightening.” –Arnold Ages, Jewish Tribune
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