On Being a Jew

Ideal for students, parents, and rabbis, and those who wish to resolve what it means to be a Jew.

This book is more than a highly readable presentation of the basics of Judaism. It is a provocative and persuasive argument that the true meaning of being a Jew has been obscured for many Jews today as well as a stirring reflection on some of the deepest themes in Jewish practice and belief.

A compelling introduction to being a religious Jew.

An honest, provocative and important work.

For today's generation, this book is a necessary acquisition.