The Kosher Pig and Other Curiosities of Modern Jewish LifeTorah Aura Productions, 1993 - 160 Seiten Richard Israel was the only rabbi in Bombay, India, a beekeeper, a successful marathon runner, and the director of Hillel Jewish Student Centers on various college campuses. These diverse experiences give him a unique vantage point on the chaos which is modern Jewish life. He gets caught in the tension between being a traditional Jew and being a modern American...and suspects that, indeed, he may be neither. |
Inhalt
When Jewish Law Doesnt Quite Work | 2 |
The Late Jewish People | 14 |
Torah and Telephones | 26 |
How to Survive your Synagogue | 32 |
A Beginners Guide | 40 |
Hospitality Should be Practiced Religiously | 58 |
Eating Not Eating and Drinking | 67 |
Fast Food | 74 |
A Few Matters of Life and Death | 87 |
Washing the Dead | 93 |
The Spurious Kaddish | 100 |
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