Eight Questions People Ask About Judaism by Dennis Prager (Author)

One of the most widely discussed Jewish books of recent years, this work presents Judaism as the rational moral alternative for contemporary humanity. The eight questions are: -> How can I believe in G-d after the Holocaust – and do I have to believe to be a good Jew? -> Who needs Jewish laws or organized religion – isn’t it enough to be an ethical person? -> How do you account for unethical “religious” Jews – and for ethical people who are not religious? -> Why should I bother being Jewish – is Judaism important to the world? -> How does Judaism differ from Christianity, Marxism, and Ethical Humanism? -> Where have all the young Jews gone? -> Why shouldn’t I intermarry? Doesn’t Judaism believe in brotherhood? -> How do I begin acting Jewish? Hardcover: 207 pages Publisher: Tze Ulmad Press; 1st edition (1975) Language: English