Like many Sh’ma issues, this one evolved from a fascination with and an exploration of a trend — in this case, the selfie trend of snapping photos of oneself and sending them out via social media — to questions about how much we insert ourselves or hold back when we are engaged in the creative process. »

The many different meanings of spirituality are the focus of this issue. »

This issue was inspired by the question of how to live not only with ideals and passion and hope, but also with an acknowledgement that ideals can often become tarnished. Article authors explore hope and despair in literature and liturgy. Others reflect on a wide range of ideals-love and marriage, socialism, Zionism, messianism, and global restoration.

Includes articles by Lawrence Bush, Wendy Zierler, Elisheva Goldberg, Jay Michaelson, Tony Michels, Aaron David Miller, Michelle Friedman, Mona DeKoven Fishbane, Nigel Savage, Richard Hirsh, Martin Kavka, Alina and Jeff Bliumis, Susan Goldberg, Carnie Burns, Minna Bromberg, Matt Bar, and Aurora Mendelsohn. »

The editor sought out writers for this issue who would think personally about how their lives have fit — or not fit — into certain trajectories. She asked them to explore how they’ve pulled away from those certainties, and how, perhaps, they have understood and grounded their decisions (or indecision) in Jewish terms. »

The relationships between Jews and China and, more recently, Israel and China have deep historical roots. But what justifies the theme of this issue today is the growing importance of China to Israel and the increasing connections — economically, culturally, educationally, and even diplomatically — between Jews and Chinese. Shalom Salomon Wald builds on his seminal 2002 essay that created awareness of the growing importance of China as a global power. Sam Chester updates the narrative of the recent interactions between China and Israel and focuses on the complexities that will shape China’s role in the Middle East and on the broader world stage. Vera Schwarcz underscores the mutual fascination between our two peoples, as well as the necessity of gaining an honest understanding of the guiding principles that unite and separate the Jewish and Chinese people. Lihong Song may surprise readers with his account of the impressive, high-level academic interest in China about Judaism and Jewish history, particularly in a nation that officially eschews an association with communities based on faith. Ho-Mou Wu illuminates the rapidly changing face of China’s domestic and international economic goals, which are important to understand, given China and Israel’s growing trade relations. Tsameret Zohar and Alex Pevzner, Israelis with longtime residency in China, are back in Israel trying to build bridges between the two nations. Manuela Zoninsein examines how Israel might help China with sophisticated agricultural techniques and innovative uses of water, energy, and technology in order to address its serious environmental and population dilemmas. Alternatively, Yiyi Chen, a leading biblical scholar and pioneer in peace studies, challenges us to consider the potential role of China in securing peace in the Middle East. And Jonathan Adelman asks us to consider whether China can and will play a meaningful role with Iran. »

Every day, we are faced with choices about how to be good participants in the world, in our country, in our neighborhood, and in the Jewish community. This issue of Sh’ma explores empathy: when and why it gets triggered in our hearts and brains and what it takes to make us into more compassionate and caring individuals. It also explores a related question: What does it mean to be a compassionate society in an America built on an ethos of rugged individualism? How can we reconcile that American ethos with a Judaism that insists on our knowing the heart of the stranger? There are many definitions of individuality-and our writers understood our questions and guidelines in distinctly individual ways-and, of course, there are myriad ways to be empathetic. »

The Wall (Hebrew: Kotel) is 187 feet in length and 62 feet in height, a fraction of the 1,600 foot-long remnant of the Second Temple. This collection of stones has been, time and again, the focal point of great contention: in 1929, when riots erupted there that sent shockwaves throughout the Jewish world, and today, as Women of the Wall demands ritual equity at this site. The Wall is simultaneously a spiritual oasis, a place for reverence and prayer, and a fraught symbol, a flashpoint for anger and recrimination. How truly significant a symbol should this Wall be in Judaism and Jewish life? Is the Wall, post-1967, more about Jewish nationalism than Jewish faith? Why has the battle waged by Women of the Wall (and countered by Women for the Wall) sparked such fierce reactions? This issue of Sh’ma examines these and other questions about the Wall’s history. »

This issue of Sh’ma-which looks at the Yom Kippur liturgy-is designed to help us, individually and as a community, to focus on a fascinating and difficult ritual. The Avodah service, part of a special Yom Kippur musaf, is the ritual reenactment of the moment when the Kohen HaGadol, the High Priest, beseeched God for our atonement. It was the holiest moment of the holiest day of the year, in a place referred to as the holy of holies, and it is enacted by the holiest of our holy people, the Kohen HaGadol. It is then (and only then) that the High Priest utters God’s divine name and we, a prostrated people, are cleansed of our sins. We invite you to explore this amazing ritual as we examine the multiple meanings of the word “avodah”: work, service, and prayer. One essay explores the closeness of the Hebrew words for “work” and “slavery,” and another the porousness of work and the rest of life; several pieces reflect on how work, service, and prayer intersect in the course of our lives as avodat HaShem, (service to God), and avodah she’balev, (service of the heart). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on Jews by choice who have assumed positions of leadership in Jewish life. While many Jews have been welcoming converts for decades, we now see emerging trends that show Jews by choice clearly influencing Jewish practice and community. In these a sociologist examines those trends; in other pieces, Jews by choice wonder about the process of transforming identity as they shed the self-definition “Jew by choice” for “I’m Jewish. »

This issue of Sh’ma offers a Jewish lens on taxes. Taxes are much in the air these days, not only because of the proximity of April’s deadline, but also, of course, because of a raging - and, as some see it, confounding - national debate about taxes. Several essays explain taxes historically, beginning with Talmudic debates about who is responsible for the upkeep of the city’s walls, and how taxes must be collected to avoid corruption. Much of the issue roots taxes in a Jewish language of obligation, noting that taxes have always been assessed in order to meet communal responsibilities including care for those in need. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores Jewish values-values of self, community, history, God, home, family, and relationships-that intersect, merge, or overlap. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on works in progress-in writing and the arts, in parenting and growing older, in Torah, in nonprofit management, and in other parts of life. »

This issue of Sh’ma is pegged to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the massive D.C. rally that propelled the Soviet Jewry movement into its final triumphant years. With that movement, arguably the most powerful of all social movements to shake the Jewish world in the last few decades, and its significant impact in mind (it resulted in 2 million people leaving the FSU), we tour a wide range of activist initiatives that have arisen and, in some instances, disappeared rapidly, such as Tel Aviv’s tent city of the summer of 2011. We examine what happens to a movement, such as “Save Darfur,” that experiences fatigue and loses momentum-even when the issues that launched it persist. We take a look at these and other movements to learn what they teach us about social organization, about change, and about their impact on contemporary Judaism. What are the movements of change that continue to capture the minds and attract the hearts of Jews? »

The Jewish communal sector, which began as a clannish consortium that sometimes felt more like a bad family dinner, later moved toward professionalization with a rush of Jewish communal service programs and degrees. Today, the Jewish communal sector is poised for its next leap forward. As it prepares to make that leap, we wanted to explore how the Jewish community treats some of its employees with the least leverage and support: Are the values we espouse in our mission statements aligned with our human resource policies? Are we fostering a work environment that spurs open conversation and growth? Is it one that inspires our best and most creative talent? Do leadership models lead to burnout and women stepping off the professional ladder? »

What place does the synagogue occupy in present-day Jewish life? This issue of Sh’ma offers a wide range of views about the future of the synagogue. Other kinds of congregating-micro-institutions once considered marginal, such as independent minyanim, ersatz prayer communities, and pay-for-fee Friday evening gatherings-have gained momentum, energy, and constituencies large enough to challenge the synagogue as the central address of Jewish ritual life. At a time of declining institutional affiliation (except among the Orthodox) and a growing list of questions-including what it means to “belong,” what relationship one has to authority, and how to create sacred communities for ends other than ritual-the once-hegemonic synagogue is facing a challenging future that demands redefinition. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the Book of Jonah, which is read in synagogues on the afternoon of Yom Kippur. Several essays explore the theme of teshuvah (repentance), including Jonah’s complicated response to mercy and the search for justice. Jonah is often described as a reluctant prophet, and we include two essays that address prophecy, including one on how prophets can both distort and amplify the voices of democracy. Jonah’s experience of fleeing and then finding himself in the belly of the fish raises questions about incarceration, and we include the voice of a woman in prison for decades grappling with the text, her guilt, and forgiveness. We also include pieces that explore minor themes of the book: What can it teach us about gratitude and loneliness, for instance? One educator recounts the story of Jonah through a child’s imagination and another sees it through a teenager’s angst; a scientist suggests how we might understand ‘chance’ in light of the story. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on  the concept of place (location, space, geography) and artistic perspectives on it. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on teaching and learning Torah. The issue coincides with Shavuot, a holiday on which, tradition tells us, the Torah was revealed. »

This issue of Sh’ma is devoted to certainty, hatred, and polarization. »

This issue of Sh’ma examines what happens at the Jewish table: what we eat, who is invited to sit with us, and what we learn. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the critical questions we must ask ourselves as we navigate our lives as consumers. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the Jewish electorate, ahead of the Presidential elections set to take place in November 2012. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on how we walk in the world as Jews, the multitude of paths that lead us toward deeper Jewish commitment - or away from it. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the relationship between Jews and the United Nations. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on Tzedakah (charity) and philanthropy. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains essays as well as imaginative perspectives on the of the binding of Isaac. »

This issue of Sh’ma is dedicated to the life and work of Debbie Friedman, whose music has inspired hopefulness in the face of despair and perseverance in the face of challenges that embattle the spirit. »

This issue of Sh’ma takes a multifaceted look at what it means to reflect on and evaluate history — especially with regard to the way we celebrate Israel Independence Day each May. »

The April issue of the Sh’ma journal focuses on the topic of metaphor in Jewish life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of hyphenated identity, and on inheritance and legacy in what some consider a post-ethnic America »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the melamed, the Jewish educator. »

This issue of Sh’ma looks at leadership succession in the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of translation in the Jewish world. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish soundscape, on silence and musical innovation »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the counting of the Jewish population, in the context of demography and more. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Rosh Hashanah liturgy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish weddings. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Diaspora after communism’s collapse in a globallizing world. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish loyality - the politics of listening, of trusting, and of assessing what it means to be a loyal Jew. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of stories and the Jewish narrative. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores questions about sustainability, funding, consumerism, surprising pathways for engagement, the relationship between new innovative groups and the existing communal infrastructure, and what it is that continues to inspire the creative re-imagining of Jewish life in America. »

In this issue of Sh’ma, a therapist, a community organizer, a political analyst, and several rabbis take on tzimtzum as a model of engagement: What does this metaphor of contraction, or withdrawal, teach us about our relationships with God, authority, and power, and what do we learn from it about serving our communities? Does tzimtzum have any relevance in the age-old debate about the transmission of Jewish identity? Might it model how we instill a deep attachment to ritual, history, belief, kinship, and the Jewish people, while also facilitating a sense of distinction and the celebration of difference? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the complexities of the intersection of secular and religious law. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of mystery and awe in Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores two topics related to the High Holy Days period - self vulnerability and embodied practices - and their interactions. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish house. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the reciprocal relations between Israel, Iran and the United States. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish body. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses contemporary currents of Rabbinic life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on topics of gender education in Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the 2009 economic crisis and its implications for American Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of beginnings and endings in Jewish writings. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of beginnings and endings in Jewish writings. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of conversion to Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish obligation to battle the trafficking phenomenon. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the terms “sin” and “sacrifice” in modern and contemporary Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Judaism and the environment. »

This issue of Sh’ma includes the essays of several well-respected and creative thinkers who write as though they held ministerial posts in Israel’s cabinet. This is a special issue celebrating Israel’s 60th year. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of American Jewry and Neoconservatism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on topics of pedagogical and philosophical underpinnings of teaching about Israel. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the changing configuration of American Judaism and its implications. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of exploration of sexuality and gender expression in Jewish public life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of contemporary currents in Reform Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topics of Jewish responses to genocide and Israeli reactions to Darfuri refugees seeking asylum. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of holiness in Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma examines the connection between where Jews live and the larger metropolitan community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the relationship between Jews and Christian Evangelicals. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic od American Jewry, immigrants and immigration. It includes personal narratives of immigrants and the voices of policy advocates from across the political spectrum. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Orthodox Haredi Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of congregations and related social change activities. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of hierarchy and charisma in Jewish leadership. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of creative processes in literature and other cultural forms. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish peoplehood in the light of the 21st century. »

This issue of Sh’ma addresses the topic of tensions between the individual and the collective. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of innovation and reinvention in Jewish life and communal practice. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish identity in Israel - between religion and secularism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Holocaust Education. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores pluralism in its broadest sense - textual, educational, theological, expressive. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on currents in Conservative Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of globalization and its consequences. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish theology. »

This issue of Sh’ma includes the nine winning essays of a contest on the future of North American Jewish life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of social action - tzedek (justice) and chesed (lovingkindness) in the context of Jewish life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the High Holy Days period and Jewish liturgical moments. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish journalism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Muslim-Jewish dialogue. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish books that have been influential in the shaping of identity. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish books that have been influential in the shaping of identity. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of arts and culture-community interactions. »

This issue of Sh’ma is dedicated to the inauguration of President George W. Bush. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of American Diaspora identity. Writers evaluate how they see the intersections, and the disjunctures, between Jewish life here and in Israel. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish visions of some essential features of community. »

This issue of Sh’ma is built around a commemoration of the 350th anniversary of American Jewish life. It focuses on connections and tensions between Jewish values and America’s democratic traditions. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Mitzvot (commandments). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of hope and despair in the Jewish world. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Professional and Lay Leadership. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish books: reading, writing, and “thinking” Jewish. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of marketing Judaism and drawing newcomers. »

This issue of Sh’ma outlines ten Jewish sensibilities grounded in Jewish ethics and values that offer an innovative system for understanding how Judaism defnes our lives. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of nature and future of Jewish communities in the Diaspora. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of consensus and the reduced cohesion of the Jewish world. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of death, dying, and the meaning of life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of interactions between the Jewish family and its community, on inclusivity and the word “welcome”. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of worldwide poverty and hunger, and the North-American Jewish population’s reaction to it. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish reading and writing. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Judaism and the health care system. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish rabbinical leadership. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Judaism and the academy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of contemporary antisemitism in Europe. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish attitude towards the death penalty. »

This issue of Sh’ma is dedicated to thoughts on and wishes for the coming new year. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the restitution to the Jewish people for property loss and persecution. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and American Jewry’s attitude towards it. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish canon. »

A humorous issue of Sh’ma in honor of Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of faith, truth, and the sanctity and authority of the Torah. »

Can wars be holy? In the wake of the September 11th attack, America is bombing Afghanistan in a war where talk about Jews and Israel is eerily pervasive. Does our tradition offer courage and wisdom to address evil? Do we find in our communal experiences solace and strength to confront this unprecedented attack on America? »

his issue of Sh’ma focuses on changes in Jewish philanthropy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Klei kodesh, the professional and lay leadership of the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish museums as teachers and interpreters of the Jewish experience. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the topic of the challenges of informal Jewish education. »

his issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic “when Jewish text and moral sensibilities intersect”. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Modern Orthodoxy and Jewish identity. »

This issue of Sh’ma gathers leading Jewish thinkers’ suggestions on priorities for the upcoming Administration. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, months after the eruption of the 2nd Intifada. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Renaissance of creativity »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of non-Orthodox Jewish day schools. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of risk taking in Jewish life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of secular Humanistic Judaism and its influences on Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the future of Jerusalem in the light of current politics. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Falas Mura Ethiopian Jews. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the newly-formed United Jewish Communities. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: how will a broad coalition for feminism inspire and transform the demeanor of Jewish life? »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: how do we open the gates within our Jewish communities and within our hearts to those with disabilities? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question of kedusha (holiness) in the era of cyberspace. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the parameters of conversion to Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: how will we transform synagogues to reflect the changes and challenges of an emerging Jewish spiritual community? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish reaction to Kosovo refugees crisis. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Israel-Diaspora relations and new question of Zionism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of complexities and pragmatics of pluralism. »

Celebrating Passover, a holiday which asks us to welcome the stranger into our midst, is fast becoming a religious event for Christians. How should the Jewish community respond? »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of choices in Jewish living. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of school vouchers and Jewish education. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of change and tranformation, rebirth and creating anew. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Israel’s 50th anniversary. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic: sacred places of Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the topic of the sacredness and the substance of pilgrimage. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish commitment to learning. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the responsibilities of the management towards the workers. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: what does what we wear say about us? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the intersection of Jewish and American identities for the American Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the fast growth of the Jewish museum of art. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of policy and memory in the context of lost and recovered European Jewish property. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores today’s Jewish unity and suggest ways to shore it up. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of this generation’s grandparents. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of programming and the planning process in the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma offers a potpourri of articles exploring reaching towards the sacred. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish continuity - five years after the American Jewish community heeded the call for this to be a priority. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of contemporary Jewish book publishers. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish healing. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of interrelations between self and society in the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: what makes a Jewish home? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on approaches to achieving Jewish continuity. »

This issue of Sh’ma offers a potpourri of articles related to Jewish identity. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish family foundations - who are they and how they affect Jewish philanthropy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Feminism and Halakhah. »

This issue of Sh’ma hypothesizes on the topic of new ideas, ways, and structures in 21st century Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This is the second issue of Sh’ma that focuses on the topic of the readiness of present rabbinical seminaries towards the 21st century. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the readiness of present rabbinical seminaries for the 21st century. »

This issue of Sh’ma offers a potpourri of outstanding articles. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the nature of Jewish renewal, with views from inside and out. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of threats and opportunities in managed care. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish communal service. »

issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the American spiritual revival and the Jewish response to it. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the meaning and impact of Jewish culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Liberalism. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the question: how should we respond to sacred texts that violate our sense of what is right and good? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of music and Jewish creativity. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of euthanasia and Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of recasting the American Jewish landscape. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the American election from a non-partisan stance. »

This issue of Sh’ma presents different perspectives on belief and relationships. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the question: what will inspire the Zionism of tomorrow? »

This issue of Sh’ma offers a potpourri of articles from the journal’s readers. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of oppression as a forging mechanism of personal identity. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses Jewish views of food. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of confronting death. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the experience of asking God for blessing. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of domestic violence and demands to acknowledge it, to learn about it, and to do something about it. »

Sometimes we have to look back to go forward. In this issue, different voices do just that to teach us how to shape tomorrow. »

This issue of Sh’ma gives place to thoughts and words that still flow from people, even after the official period of mourning has passed. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores possible paths to progress, and stubborn areas of tension between Jews and Blacks in the United States. »

This issue of Sh’ma mourns the assassination of Israel’s Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, and is dedicated to his memory. »

This issue of Sh’ma includes thoughts and views on the notion of one’s place in Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma raises a call for the lost virtue of modesty. »

This issue of Sh’ma includes thoughts and views on the notion of suffering. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of internal struggle between Jews in light of the Jewish-Arab peace process. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of aging. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Bioethics from a Jewish perspective. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores: medical ethics; a question of credentials for Jewish leadership; and new age spirituality. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Torah reading. »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the question of the future of Reform Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Holocaust Remembrance and the story of the Jews. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of adoption in the context of the Passover Seder. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: is there inherent value in truth or beauty? »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of interrelations between Yeshiva and academic worlds. »

This issue of Sh’ma reflects on issues related to Purim. »

This is the second issue of Sh’ma that focuses on the topic of gender in contemporary Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of gender in contemporary Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: what unites America? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of computers and the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of pluralism in American religious life. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: almost fifty years after the Holocaust, is it time to forgive Germany? »

This issue of Sh’ma explores where Judaism is after the death of the Rebbe. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the power, and the medium, of the story. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Zionism - the term and the movement. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of peace efforts between Israel and the PLO. It also includes articles by women on Torah. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the language describing God in the High Holidays liturgy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of illness and Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma presents responses to an article by Ned Harris on Jewish identity (issue 465). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of boundaries: religious, political and sexual. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of sanctifying Yom Ha’Shoah (Holocaust Memorial Day). »

This issue of Sh’ma explores the values which make Jewish communal service Jewish. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: what role, if any, should the Jewish community play in sustaining a viable public school system? »

This issue of Sh’ma presents responses to a previous issue of Sh’ma - no. 464 on patrilineality. »

This is a humorous issue of Sh’ma, in honor of Purim. »

This is the second issue of Sh’ma which discusses the question: is the language of mitzvah, commandment, still meaningful to the Jewish people? »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the question: is the language of mitzvah (commandment), still meaningful to the Jewish people? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of multiculturalism, Judaism and the right to define American culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of patrilineality from a Reform point of view. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the topic: what makes a good teacher? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the Jewish family foundation. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses ways which lead into or out of political and social divisiveness. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the promise for peace in the Middle-East and the implications for American Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma reflects on the human condition of loneliness which is powerfully felt by many during the Days of Awe. »

This issue of Sh’ma holds a few essays about belief during the period of Elul. »

This special issue of Sh’ma concludes 23 years of activity for the journal under Eugene Borowitz’s editorial work. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic US aid to Israel. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the thoughts about the case of Jonathan Pollard. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of memory and memorials of different kinds. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of liberalism and Reform Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of divorce and the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of interfaith relations. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the environment, ecology and Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma invites its readers to tell president Bill Clinton what they believe he should do to strengthen their confidence in him and in the government. »

This issue of Sh’ma invites its readers to tell president Bill Clinton what they believe he should do to strengthen their confidence in him and in the government. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the effects of Marc Chagall on the Jewish art world. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question of refusing a medical treatment, and presents book reviews. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question of refusing a medical treatment, and presents book reviews. »

This is the complete issue of Sh’ma for November 13, 1992. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains opinions on the upcoming ’92 presidential election. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the relations between religion and the term “better,” and also presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on Jewish federations. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains thoughts on Jewish prayer. »

This issue of Sh’ma continues the discussion on the possibily of choosing to die. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Judaism and the health care crisis. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on theology and Jewish studies. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of beginners’ services. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish issues in the ’92 election. »

This issue of Sh’ma honors the publication of Eugene Borowitz’s Renewing the Covenant. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic: the possible choice of death. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the single-parent Jewish family. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of religion and psychotherapy, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of homeless people and the Jews. »

This issue of Sh’ma addresses the question: what keeps Jews alive as a people. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of euthanasia, physician-assisted dying. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of euthanasia, physician-assisted dying. »

This issue of Sh’ma, in the light of Yom Kippur, publishes readers’ responses to the question: what have we learned from the Gulf War? »

This issue of Sh’ma, in the light of Yom Kippur, publishes readers’ responses to the question: what have we learned from the Gulf War? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of meditation, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of problems in the Jewish family. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains some thoughts about the gulf war and Jewish responsibility. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the concept of variety, from different Jewish perspectives. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of renewal and spirituality. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish reciprocal influence in academic faculties. »

This issue of Sh’ma presents four rabbis answering a hypothetical moral question about a girl that became sterile due to a pregnancy-prevention operation in her youth. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the varieties of Jewish religious experience. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of women’s organizations. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains thoughts about the value of life. »

This issue of Sh’ma follows the structure of a “holy day echo”. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of ethnicity. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of ethnicity. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of dual career families. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of being Jewish in different communities. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish life on campus today. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of contemporary Zionist dilemmas. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma publishes readers’ responses to Sh’ma issues 386 & 387. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of art and artists. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic “being a rabbi today”. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic “being a rabbi today”. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of racism and intolerance, particularly on campuses. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of “Facing four natural catastrophes”: Hurricane Hugo, the Santa Cruz-Bay area earthquake, the Huntsville tornado, and the East Coldenham wind. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish studies »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Havurah movement. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of leveraged buyout (LBO) and Jewish law »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of career and the Jewish family »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of “The evil in the human heart” »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on Yom Kippur, and presents the Sh’ma book review »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on problems that Jews are facing in different parts of the world »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of feminist values »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the Jewish approach toward the American Civil Liberties Union (A.C.L.U). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of current Jewish art and artists »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of coercion, and presents the Sh’ma book review »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of the Jewish community’s relationship with the government »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic “On being a new rabbi in Manhattan” »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of managing Jewish organizations »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the 1988 elections in the US and Israel »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the integration of Soviet immigrants into the American Jewish community and their impact on American Jews »

This issue of Sh’ma publishes views on the upcoming Presidential election »

This issue of Sh’ma publishes views on the upcoming Presidential election »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic “EHAD, The Many Meanings of God is One” »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture »

This article contains a variety of opinions from readers of Sh’ma about the recent Palestinian riots and their impact on Israel »

This issue of Sh’ma contains readers’ reactions to the Palestinian riots »

This issue of Sh’ma contains readers’ reactions to the Palestinian riots »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of Jewish morality and ethics »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish entrepreneur in magazines, theatre, academic, and peace-making. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish leadership »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of “the seasons of a Jew”: circumcision, conversion, affirmation, eating, college, mourning. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of pluralism and Jewish unity. »

The author reaches into ancient Jewish history and texts to recover the concept of Jewish “sympathizers”, suggesting it as a useful framework for relating in a respectful and welcoming way to non-Jewish spouses and family members who support and participate in Jewish life. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish Text, and presents the Sh’ma book review »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma contains views on American Jewry from foreign countries »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of creativity in Halachah »

Part 2 of letters from readers around the topic of greed, divided into four sections:between motive and sin (2);
our american values;
should we be ashamed? (2);
the right standards (2). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of the constitution and Judaism »

This issue of Sh’ma contains articles by various people on the topic of “I love Conservative Judaism, but…” It also presents the Sh’ma book review »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Baby M’s legal case »

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This is a complete issue of Sh’ma »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the concept of limbo in the Jewish house »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish family »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of politics, Judaism and religious approaches »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of motivations toward faith and being Jewish »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of women and spirituality »

This issue of Sh’ma is dedicated to the memory of Arthur A. Cohen. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the portrait of some female members of the Jewish community: the barren, the widow, the mourner and the orphan. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the question of unity in the Jewish world. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains thoughts about Sh’ma’s objectives and achievements. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Israeli politics. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Charity (tzedakah). »

his issue of Sh’ma honors Franz Rosenzweig’s 100th annivesary. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the danger of militancy. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish catering and kashrut (kosher). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the role of Yiddish in Jewish community, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of roles in the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: Should American Jewry protest apartheid through divesting? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of feminist creativity and creative feminism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of tzedakah to Jewish organizations. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of economy and American Jewry welfare. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates the journal’s 15th anniversary. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Halachah and feminism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Halachah and feminism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish confrontation with a nuclear threat. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of women, prayer groups, tallit (prayer shawl), tefilin (phylacteries) and more; it also includes the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of women, rabbinate, halachah and more. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the problems that Conservative Judaism is suffering from. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on homelessness from a Jewish perspective. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Holocaust memory. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of secularism and secularization in the Jewish world. »

his issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of religion in America. »

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This special issue of Sh’ma contains poetry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of Holocaust art and artists. »

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This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the struggle against antisemitism in Wellesley college. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: what is the political home for American Jewry? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the nature of dialogue between Orthodox and Conservative Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma presents different Jewish spiritual paths. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This is a complete issue of Sh’ma. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Righteous Gentiles. »

This issue of Sh’ma presents thoughts about the term “covenant. »

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This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of guardianship and religious development. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma offers an American look at European Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of intramarriage - marriage between different types of Jews. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the innovative liturgy and rituals in Judaism »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of divorce, and presents the Sh’ma book review »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of getting closer to Judaism and distancing from it »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on Jewish-Chrisitian relations »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on currents in Conservative Judaism »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of modern Orthodoxy »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of modern Orthodoxy »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Yom Kippur, and presents the Sh’ma book review »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture »

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This issue of Sh’ma presents articles on leftist Jews, telling how they live their Jewish lives. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on currents in Zionism (or post-Zionism) in Israel. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the situation: when the courts meet Jewish law (halachah). »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Reform women rabbis. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on how the recession affects the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of dealing with singlehood. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: when should Jews in one country protest over perceived threats to Jews in another country? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish ecumenism, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the Jewish community’s responsibility for the handicapped and the disabled. »

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This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma focusing on Israel’s war in Lebanon. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma focusing on Israel’s war in Lebanon. »

This is a special double-issue of Sh’ma focusing on Israel’s war in Lebanon. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of “when a rabbi is also a teacher. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of tax credits and American Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish-German relations. »

This issue of Sh’ma discusses the work of modern philosophers. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of circumcision. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: where are we after the awacs fight? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish communal responsibility. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of public school education and creationism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of amniocentesis. »

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This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma honors Mordecai Kaplan’s 100th birthday. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Holocaust remembrance. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the new political reality after the recent elections. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Orthodox Judaism and pluralism. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on issues of energy and ethics. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the mikveh (ritual bath) and other Jewish family laws. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question of Palestinian self-determination. »

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This issue of Sh’ma contains reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of homosexuality and Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: how are you thinking about voting? »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of the Holocaust and the duty to forgive. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of being a Jew. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates a decade of Sh’ma publications. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of loving Israel, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the problems facing Soviet Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of morality and Israel-Diaspora relations. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of being a Jew in the United States, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma views certain recent events in retrospect. »

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This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Conservative Judaism and women rabbis. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains letters from the journal’s readers, and presents the Sh’ma book review. »

This issue of Sh’ma also focuses on the question: what have we learned in the 1970s? »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: what have we learned in the 1970s? »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Holocaust and contemporary Jewish moral issues, and also includes reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Holocaust and contemporary Jewish moral issues. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: should Jews proselytize? »

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This issue of Sh’ma presents teachings on the upcoming high holidays. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma on havurot, prepared by The National Havurah Conference with the generous assistance of the National Jewish Conference Center. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on relations between Jews and gentiles, and also includes reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the question: how might the peace between Israel and Egypt affect American Jewish life? »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on approaches to halachic change, and also presents reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the contemporary Jewish birthrate. »

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This issue of Sh’ma presents reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on currents in Conservative Judaism. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of church and state, and presents book reviews of recent publications on Jewish religion and culture. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma about Yom Kippur. It also covers the topic of teaching the Holocaust through different media. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma about Yom Kippur. »

This is a special issue of Sh’ma about Yom Kippur. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish education and educators. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of self-determination, regarding Israel’s policy in West Bank. »

This issue of Sh’ma introduces people’s personal stories from the Holocaust period. »

This issue of Sh’ma honors the centennial of Martin Buber’s birth. »

This issue of Sh’ma introduces people who became closer to their Judaism. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Jewish mysticism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the Bakke case. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of post-war European Jewry. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish single. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of abortion from a Jewish perspective. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses mainly on the topic of abortion from a Jewish perspective. »

This issue of Sh’ma addresses the issue of alcoholism in the Jewish family. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the phenomenon of j.m.e - Jewish Marriage Encounter. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of separatism. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the Jewish mission and the “lost generation” phenomenon. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on issues of disagreement and justice within the Jewish community. »

This issue of Sh’ma contains letters from the journal’s readers. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of Holocaust literature. »

This issue of Sh’ma addresses the topic of natural death from a Jewish moral perspective. »

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This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the diaspora experience and US-Israel relations. »

This issue of Sh’ma celebrates Purim. »

This issue of Sh’ma focuses on the topic of the “Bayit”, and Havurah communities. »

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This is the second official issue of Sh’ma: A Journal of Jewish Responsibility. »