Nancy Fuchs Kreimer
Biography
Nancy Fuchs Kreimer co-wrote Strangers, Neighbors, Friends with Aziz Abu Sarah and Kelly James Clark, and co-edited Chapters of the Heart with Sue Levi Elwell.
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I AM: A Journey in Jewish Faith
World Religions
“After decades of serving Jewish elders as they face the spiritual issues of their lives, Rabbi Eron has taken on the intellectual challenge of clarifying his own beliefs. The faith on offer in this book is as intellectually sophisticated as it is rooted in tradition. Anyone with an interest in the life of the spirit and of the mind would do well to spend time in the company of this wise rabbi.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“While the book of Leviticus may be an 'acquired taste' for contemporary religious seekers, luckily for us, Rabbi Maurice Harris has found his way into the book's mysteries. He is an ideal guide, leading readers gently through some of the most challenging verses in the Torah. Rabbi Harris brings creativity and knowledge of multiple disciplines to his reading of the text, sharing his insights with admirable clarity.”
Theology
“"Daniel Spiro is fascinated by the subject of God and if you join him on his quest, you will soon be too. For the veteran seeker or the merely curious, this book invites you on an intellectual and spiritual journey you will not soon forget. With passion, clarity, and humility, Spiro introduces the joys of theological speculation while mounting a powerful argument for interfaith engagement as the great religious adventure of our time.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“"Moses will never be the same again! Jewish insiders and outsiders alike have much to learn from this energetic exploration of the man Moses. Each chapter brings new delights, in turn inspiring, challenging, consoling. Rabbi Harris is both pastoral and prophetic. Above all, he is a consummate storyteller. Not only will you meet Moses in multiple new ways, you will also have a glimpse of the twenty-first-century rabbinate at its most caring and creative best.”
World Religions
“Long before September 11, 2001, Leonard Swidler was teaching, writing, and advocating for global interreligious dialogue. Long before there was a profession known as 'interfaith educator/activist,' Leonard Swidler was doing the pioneering work that helped to create a space for such a career choice. Today, anyone interested in pursuing the work of multifaith engagement should start by reading this book!”
World Religions
“As in his previous books. Rabbi Harris takes material that is known only as dry and antiquated—if known at all—and works his magic. What emerges is lively and contemporary—worthy of being known by many!”
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