1. Crisis? What's Crisis? 2. The Immoral Bible. 3. Realistic Religion. 4. Atheist Jews. 5. So You Think You're Jewish, Do You? 6. ""I Never Know I Was Jewish"" Jews. 7. The Women's Revolution. 8. Falling in Love across the Religious Divide. 9. Coming Out, but Pushed Out? 10. Changing Others to Brothers (and Sisters). 11. The Curious Attitude to Conversion. 12. The Way Forward... and Will it Work?
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'This book celebrates the huge advances progressive Judaism has made in recent years - inclusive, tolerant, welcoming, accepting. For anyone who thought they were excluded from Judaism, or anyone who wants to know how religion can change in the face of facts and social changes, this book is a must read.' - Baroness Rabbi Julia Neuberger 'Religion has long struggled with inclusivity. This engaging work lays out what an
inclusive Judaism looks like, and in doing so gets to the heart of some very basic issues of how theology is to be done in the twenty-first century. Even those who reach different conclusions will profit from the moral seriousness in this fascinating challenge.'
- The Reverent C anon Giles Fraser
'All of the welcome changes within this book are about securing a Jewish future. I stand
up as a ridiculously proud Jew. Our achievements are nothing short of dazzling. I hope
this book will enlighten its readers as to how we can progress, adapt to the times, yet
continue to remain so.' - Maureen Lipman C BE