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Attempting the impossible: eliminating election from the Jewish liturgy.: An article from: Midstream by Joel S. Kaminsky, 2005-01-01 KAPLAN, MORDECAI: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Religion</i> by Richard Libowitz, 2005 Behoref Hayamim: In the Winter of Life: A Values-Based Jewish Guide for Decision-Making at the End of Life The Jewish layman views;: Reconstructionism (Reconstructionist booklet) by Harold M Schulweis, 1958 To be or not to be a Jew (Reconstructionist pamphlet) by Milton Steinberg, 1943 Immortality and Jewish belief (The Reconstructionist pamphlet series) by Eugene Kohn, 1967 What is the Jewish religion? (Reconstructionist pamphlet) by Eugene Kohn, 1957 The greater Judaism in the making;: A study of the modern evolution of Judaism, by Mordecai Menahem Kaplan, 1967 The Mordecai M. Kaplan Centennial resource booklet by Mordecai Menahem Kaplan, 1981 Know how to answer: A guide to reconstructionism by Mordecai Menahem Kaplan, 1951 The Meaning of God in Modern Jewish Religion by Mordecai M. Kaplan, 1994-11 Mordecai M. Kaplan and the Development of Reconstructionism (Studies in American Religion) by Richard Libowitz, 1983-12 The American Empirical Movement in Theology (American University Studies Series VII, Theology and Religion) by Delores Joan Rogers, 1990-09 Change Happens: Owning the Jewish Holidays in a Reconstructionist Tradition by Rabbi Sheryl Lewart, 2009-04-01

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81. This Page Is Under Construction
    We sponsor regular information sessions about CBT and ReconstructionistJudaism. This approach is called reconstructionist judaism.  
    http://www.bettikva.org/choosing.htm
    
    Extractions: Our Jewish community welcomes you and wishes to support you. A spirited and growing community, CBT welcomes people of all ages, backgrounds, and styles of Judaism. Participants range from observers of traditional beliefs and practices to creators of new liturgies and customs. Together we celebrate Judaism, strengthen our faith and our love for Torah, spark spiritual transformations in ourselves, and perform Tikkun Olam. Choosing A Synagogue Isn't Easy It's not easy finding the right congregation in Central New Jersey, where the accessibility of diverse "Jewish spiritual options" sometimes turns the search into a long bout of "synagogue shopping." In this brief introduction, we want to tell you some of the reasons our congregants have selected CBT. Jews join synagogues today for many of the same reasons their ancestors did: to understand their beliefs, to affirm their beliefs through acts and behaviors, to identify with the Jewish people, and to participate in a vibrant and creative community. What distinguishes CBT is its unique balance of the "three B's" of spiritual life — believing, belonging, and behaving.

82. Understanding Judaism
    reconstructionist judaism is theoretically an outgrowth of Conservative, butit's sort of out in left field. It's a very new, very small movement.  
    http://www.caic.org.au/world/judaism.htm
    
    Extractions: The different sects or denominations of Judaism are generally referred to as movements. There are basically 4 major ones in the world today: Reform, Reconstructionist, Conservative and Orthodox. Orthodox, and sometimes Conservative are described as "traditional" movements. Reform, Reconstructionist, and sometimes Conservative are described as "liberal" or "modern" movements. These distinctions apply primarily to Ashkenazic Jews, not to Sephardic Jews. Orthodoxy is actually made up of several different groups. It includes the modern Orthodox, who have largely integrated into modern society while maintaining observance of Jewish law, Chasidic Jews, who live separately and dress distinctively (commonly referred to in the media as the "ultra-Orthodox"), and the Yeshivish Orthodox, who are neither Chasidic nor modern. The Orthodox movements are all very similar in belief, and the differences are difficult for anyone who is not Orthodox to understand. They all believe that G-d gave Moses the whole Torah at Mount Sinai. The "whole Torah" includes both the Written Torah (the first five books of the Bible) and the Oral Torah, an oral tradition interpreting and explaining the Written Torah. They believe that the Torah is true, that it has come down to us intact and unchanged. They believe that the Torah contains 613 commandments binding upon Jews but not upon non-Jews. In most of the world, Orthodox Judaism is pretty much the only Judaism. The other movements are largely an American phenomenon, though they also exist in Israel due to immigration.

83. Links For Ram Dass Site
    TOP of page Reconstructionist. reconstructionist judaism is often consideredthe fourth movement of American Judaism. It was founded  
    http://www.ramdass.org/library/judaism.html
    
    Extractions: Another quick note: If I am able to determine the country in which the web site emanates I will put a flag of that country in front of the website. If the site consists of material relevant to many countries then I will place a "globe-flag" ( ) in front of it no matter in which country it is hosted. Kabbalah then, is the occult or mystical branch of the religion, the inner or esotericcounterpart to the outer or legalistic doctrine, the Torah or "Law", just as Sufism is the occult and mystical tradition within Islam.

84. Rabbi Lisa Freitag-Keshet Named MHC's Jewish Chaplain
    About reconstructionist judaism. reconstructionist judaism, the newestof the four major religious movements on the North American  
    http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/comm/csj/083002/rabbi.shtml
    
    Extractions: Pomp, Ponies, and a Picnic: Convocation to Celebrate New Year and Opening of Kendade Hall Kendade to Encourage Multidisciplinary Study Barbara Ehrenreich to Give Reading Art Museum's Inaugural Exhibition to Feature Thomas Cole's 1836 Painting ... This Week at MHC August 30, 2002 Photo: Fred LeBlanc Rabbi Lisa Freitag-Keshet Rabbi Lisa Freitag-Keshet, the leader of Congregation Tikkun v'Or/Ithaca Reform Temple in Ithaca, New York, has been chosen as MHC's new Jewish chaplain. In her new position, Freitag-Keshet will lead Shabbat and holiday services, offer counseling, and develop programming. She will have an office in Eliot House, home of the college's Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. "I am incredibly excited about my work at Mount Holyoke," Freitag-Keshet said. "I have a strong commitment to developing Jewish community and helping people of all ages find spiritual meaning in the Jewish tradition and Jewish culture. I am a supporter of progressive causes and look forward to bringing this aspect to the campus." Says Andrea Ayvazian, dean of religious life, "Rabbi Freitag-Keshet brings to the Jewish community on campus and the College community as a whole a depth of experience, a loving and available heart, and a lively and creative mind that will enhance life at Mount Holyoke in untold ways. We are delighted to welcome her here."

85. Jeffrey Schein Receives Eisenstein Award - CJN  Mar 9, 2001
    But his second passion, says the founder of the Reconstructionist Havurah of Cleveland,is reconstructionist judaism; the creative, innovative work he has  
    http://reconhav.org/celebrations/schein-award-cjn.htm
    
    Extractions: Friday , March 9, 2001 14 Adar 5761 Honors to a veteran educator By CYNTHIA DETTELBACH Editor Jewish education. Today it's the "hot ticket" in Jewish life - one that attracts both attention and money. That wasn't the case, however, when Rabbi Jeffrey Schein made a career-defining decision 30 years ago to eschew the pulpit for the pupil and dedicate himself to Jewish education. Rabbi Jeffrey Schein Schein came early to the party, and now the celebration is for him. The Shaker Heights resident will be honored with the Rabbi Ira Eisenstein Award for Distinguished Rabbinic Service at the annual meeting of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association to be held in Cleveland next week. The award has usually gone to a pulpit rabbi. Schein is being honored as a Jewish educator. A professor at the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies, Schein considers his primary work the teaching and training of Jewish educators here. But his "second passion," says the founder of the Reconstructionist Havurah of Cleveland, is Reconstructionist Judaism; the creative, innovative work he has done as a teacher in this field is the reason he is being honored.

86. Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
    Founded in 1968 to fulfill the philosophy of judaism formulated by Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan, the reconstructionist Rabbinical College (RRC)is located in suburban Philadelphia.  
    http://www.rrc.edu/
    
    Extractions: as the College's 5th President on July 1 "As the first RRC alumnus to be named President," said Donald L. Shapiro, Chairman of the RRC Board who headed the 10-month long search process, "Rabbi Ehrenkrantz' appointment marks a coming of age for the Reconstructionist movement he has so ably served his entire professional life. I am thrilled that we have an RRC graduate to the Board as our president, especially one as talented and menschlich as Dan." New Dean of Students!:

87. Congregation Darchei Noam Reconstructionist Synagogue
    Toronto's first reconstructionist synagogue. Site includes information about the reconstructionist movement and progressive judaism, services, study, social action and upcoming events.  
    http://www.darcheinoam.on.ca/
    
    Extractions: Judaism that is Participatory, Egalitarian, Stimulating Links to pages on this web site: Home Reconstructionism About Darchei Noam Shabbat ... Israel Recent Updates On Our Pages Calendars for March, April, May and June updated. Tentative acquisition of Adath Sholom Reminder of Annual General Meeting Sunday School registration opens for this fall Sunday School booklet now available for download WHY WE EXIST Darchei Noam exists in order to provide to our members, and to the Toronto Jewish community, the Reconstructionist vision of an evolving, open, Jewish religious civilization, compatible with rational thought and modern knowledge, and to promote the best values of both historic Judaism and contemporary world civilizations. Our members work to maintain and enhance Darchei Noam as a supportive community that provides a source of spiritual meaning and connectedness, and as a means to strengthen our Jewish knowledge, experience and contribution to the community. We provide stimulating prayer services and an open intellectual environment supportive of discussion of all matters affecting Jewish life, so that we may better understand and appreciate our Jewish culture and heritage. We educate and motivate our members, both adults and children, to develop intellectual, spiritual and emotional bonds to Judaism and to the Jewish people.

88. Beth-El Zedeck
    Synagogue affiliated with both the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism and the Jewish reconstructionist Federation. Includes information about worship, education, programs and groups.  
    http://www.bez613.org/

89. Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation
    Adat Shalom is dedicated to the moral and spiritual fulfillment of its members and to Jewish continuity. We affirm the idea that judaism is the evolving religious civilization of the Jewish people. Through this congregation, we will explore, enjoy, evaluate, and participate in revitalizing and reconstructing judaism in all its aspects. We are determined to make the process of reconstructing Jewish civilization a responsible, communal undertaking.  
    http://www.adatshalom.net

90. Who Is A Reconstructionist Jew?
    reconstructionist Jews seek to nurture this evolution. We see it as the lifebloodof judaism, the power that allows judaism to continue as a dynamic tradition  
    http://www.nvrc.net/recon.htm
    
    Extractions: Reconstructionist Community Who is a Reconstructionist Jew? Adapted from the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation website. A Reconstructionist Jew has strong commitments both to tradition and to the search for contemporary meaning. Reconstructionists encourage all Jews to enhance their own lives by reclaiming our shared heritage and becoming active participants in the building of the Jewish future. Reconstructionists define Judaism as the evolving religious civilization of the Jewish people. By "evolving" we mean that Judaism has changed over the centuries of its existence. The faith of the ancient Israelites in the days of Solomon's Temple was not the same as that of the early rabbis. And neither of those faiths was the same as that of our more recent ancestors from around the world. Each generation of Jews has subtly reshaped the faith and traditions of the Jewish people. Reconstructionist Jews seek to nurture this evolution. We see it as the lifeblood of Judaism, the power that allows Judaism to continue as a dynamic tradition in every age. For more information, visit the

91. Beth Or Home Page
    Beth Or is small and intimate congregation devoted to the renewal of judaism though Torah study and spiritual practice. A member of the Jewish reconstructionist Federation and aligned with the movement for Jewish Renewal, Beth Or offers an inclusive, egalitarian, and spiritually focused environment in which children and adults can deepen their understanding of, and commitment to, Jewish life and community.  
    http://www.shadow.net/~bethor/
    
    Extractions: REMINDER TO ALL TORAH SCHOOL FAMILIES! O n April 13th there will be a family Passover Happening! Come, enjoy and learn new ways to enhance your family's Passover Seder experience. Please bring non perishable food items, one that is Kosher for Passover for the needy and one that is Hametz for the non Jewish needy. (The kids will sort the items and put in the correct boxes) We are a friendly, caring community that is committed to creating a Jewish spiritual home where people of all backgrounds can feel comfortable. Our goal as a synagogue is to provide an open and intellectually challenging learning environment where individuals of all ages and backgrounds can wrestle with the issues that confront them daily.

92. Valley Outreach Synagogue Is A Reconstructionist Congregation
    A reconstructionist Congregation (the fourth movement in judaism) and offers a unique point of view on judaism, where creativity, innovation and challenge blend and mix with Jewish tradition.  
    http://www.valleyoutreach.com
    
    Extractions: Serving the Jewish community of Las Vegas, Henderson and Southern Nevada. Valley Outreach Synagogue is a Reconstructionist Congregation (the fourth movement in Judaism) and offers a unique point of view on Judaism, where creativity, innovation and challenge blend and mix with Jewish tradition. For Reconstructionists, the past has a vote but not a veto. WELCOME COMMITTEES and SPECIAL GROUPS Our Leadership VOS office is located at; 2524 Silver Beach Drive Henderson, Nevada 89052 (702)436-4900 Fax (702)436-4901 VOS Services are held at: The Desert Willow Community Center in MacDonald Ranch, 2020 Horizon Ridge Rd. Henderson, NV 89052 The first Friday of each month @ 7:45pm Send mail to lvrabbi@lvcm.com with questions or comments. Editorial comments and submissions are welcome and can be sent to the webmaster; lvrabbi@lvcm.com

93. Mishkan Torah Synagogue Of Greenbelt, Maryland
    Mishkan Torah is affiliated with two movements the United Synagogue for Conservative judaism, and the Jewish reconstructionist Federation. It is a very communityoriented synagogue, with a nursery school, a Hebrew School for grades kindergarten through seventh, and an eighth grade Confirmation program.  
    http://mishkantorah.org/
    
    Extractions: Mishkan Torah is affiliated with two movements: the United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism , and the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation . We are a very community-oriented synagogue, with strong traditions of education and member participation. This website was developed as a Bar Mitzvah project by one of our members. News and the Calendar will now be available in PDF format instead of HTML. Use the "Bookmarks" tab to the left of the viewer to navigate through the Trumpet articles. Questions, comments or complaints? Email us. Karp Family Hebrew School Nursery School Mishkan Torah Choir ... Sign Our Guestbook This website is best veiwed with a resolution of at least 640 pixels by 480 pixels.

94. Home Page
    Celebration Jewish Congregation is an affiliate of the Jewish reconstructionist Federation, believing that men and women should have equal rights and that the past has a vote, but not a veto. It believes that this allows its warm, friendly congregation to embrace the wonderful past traditions of judaism while considering our ever changing culture.  
    http://www.jrf.org/cjc/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the official web site of Celebration Jewish Congregation, the only Reconstructionist Congregation in Central Florida! 2003 Community Passover Seder Message from the President Leslie Dubin Message from the Director of Spirituality and Education Brian Levine Check out the links to the left to see what you may be missing! You will find information about becoming a member, upcoming functions you won't want to miss, our excellent Hebrew school, and links to Jewish resources on the Web to broaden your perspective. Hanukkah 2001 Celebration Photo Gallery Hanukkah Party 2002 Celebration Membership Application (Printable) The Jewish Reconstructionist Federation

95. Congregation B'nai Tikvah
    The first and only reconstructionist congregation in the greater Cincinnati areawith members living in West Chester, Mason, Fairfield, Wyoming, Maineville, Landen and other nearby communities. Its members are Jewish couples and singles, intermarried couples, and those who have chosen judaism on their own. It believes that every voice is important and that democracy is an essential part of the operation of the congregation.  
    http://www.jrf.org/bnai-tikvah/index.html
    
    Extractions: Who We Are Tikvah Talk- September 2002 Calendar Our Property ... Contact Us An affiliate of the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation We are eclectic in our openness . . . From our Mission Statement Our congregation would like to thank the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation for their assistance in providing the space for our Web site. With thanks to www.digits.com for their web counter services.

96. Reconstructionist - Judaism At BellaOnline
    reconstructionist @ judaism Resources and informationabout the reconstructionist movement. 2/6/2003,  
    http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/3410.asp
    
    Extractions: Aleph is the Alliance for Jewish Renewal. This site explains what Jewish Renewal is, connects with Jewish Renewal communities, and has a lot of information about Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, a leading figure in this movement which borrows from the Chassidic meditative tradition and presents it in a contemporary setting. Jewish Reconstructionist Federation

97. Reconstructionist - Judaism At BellaOnline
    reconstructionist @ judaism Resources and informationabout the reconstructionist movement. 2/9/2003,  
    http://bodyart.bellaonline.com/subjects/3410.asp
    
    Extractions: Aleph is the Alliance for Jewish Renewal. This site explains what Jewish Renewal is, connects with Jewish Renewal communities, and has a lot of information about Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, a leading figure in this movement which borrows from the Chassidic meditative tradition and presents it in a contemporary setting. Jewish Reconstructionist Federation

98. Ask The Rabbi
    still see it as so central in liberal judaism, including Reconstructionism? AnswerWhen Rabbi Harold Schulweis, philosophically a reconstructionist, was asked  
    http://universitysynagogue.org/askrabbi.html
    
    Extractions: Why are mitzvot sometimes called sancta? Can someone become a Bar/Bat Mitzvah at any age? What about a second Bar/Bat Mitzvah at age 83? There are so many different national Jewish organizations. How do I know which to support? ... What options exist for Jewish seniors in Orange County, both in terms of activities and residences? Answer: Although mitzvah (plural, mitzvot) is colloquially used by Jews to mean "a good deed", it actually signifies a commandment - something that we are obligated to do. Of course, a mitzvah implies a M’tzaveh, someone (or Someone) who commands that we follow these laws and practices. Since Reconstructionists consider creativity and insight to be the modern day counterparts of revelation, we can still use the term mitzvah without hesitation. Over centuries and millennia, our people fashioned norms of ethical and ritual behavior both to make each of us more humane and to bind us together into an international and historical people. For us, mitzvot are guidelines; we need to study the tradition and then select those aspects of it that are meaningful. Tradition contains truths - but not absolute truth - spiritual verities, if not always scientific and historical ones.

99. Index
    Shaarei Shamayim is Madison's Jewish reconstructionist and Jewish RenewalCommunity. It is a growing community of about 90 households  
    http://www.shamayim.org/
    
    Extractions: Shaarei Shamayim is Madison's Jewish Reconstructionist and Jewish Renewal Community. It is a growing community of about 90 households with adult members ranging from college age to senior citizens. We are professionals, academics, students and working people from Madison and its surrounding communities. Our members include singles, traditional and nontraditional families, interfaith couples, gays and lesbians. Purim Announcement Please e-mail webmaster@shamayim.org with your comments on or corrections to this web site. Should you have questions or comments about business of the congregation itself, see the contacts page. Here is the Dues Form and the Membership Form We have come together from backgrounds ranging across the entire spectrum of Jewish cultural and spiritual life, with Jewish education ranging from extensive to very little or none at all. We are committed to fostering Jewish spiritual experience through prayer, study, song, social action and friendship. Shaarei Shamayim is dually affiliated with the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation and the Network of Jewish Renewal Communities.

100. Redirect From The Old Braille Planet Site To The New Site.
     Shaarei Shamayim is Madison's Jewish reconstructionist Community. It is a growing community of about Category Society Religion and SpiritualityShaarei Shamayim Madison's Jewish reconstructionist Community. Clickhere for the new Website http//www.shamayim.org. Please make  
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