Jews Without Judaism

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Friedman's exploration of American Judaism reveals a disconnect between religion and the lives of many American Jews. Drawing from nearly forty years of experience as a rabbi, he presents a series of fictional conversations that encapsulate real discussions he's had with countless individuals. These dialogues delve into the complexities of Jewish identity and the varying meanings of being Jewish in contemporary society, offering insights into the spiritual and cultural dimensions of American Jewish life.