This book describes a search for God and for values which is both
personal and traditional. It is a quest set within the ancient
Jewish disciplines of Thorah, the service of God and acts of
faithful love, upon which Simon the Just taught over two thousand
years ago that the world stands, and which, to this day, define the
life of the Jew. The questions and attempted responses here relate
to issues with which the author has lived all the more seriously
since he became a rabbi and has had the privilege of listening to
others at some of the most important moments in their lives. Here
is a book for practising Jews; for Jews who for one reason or
another have ceased to practice but cannot forget their Jewishness;
and for those of other faihs, whose questions are so often those
which are discussed so movingly here. Jonathan Wittenberg is Rabbi
of The North London Synagogue.
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