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The Nine Questions People Ask About Judaism

Prager and Telushkin present a thoughtful exploration of fundamental questions surrounding Judaism, including issues of God’s existence, the chosen people, suffering, assimilation, and the relevance of Jewish laws in the modern world. Written in a conversational yet scholarly style, the book provides both Jews and non-Jews with a deeper understanding of the meaning and vitality of Jewish belief and practice.

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BM 565 P7 1981

Publisher

New York : Simon & Schuster., 1981

Collation

218 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780671622619

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BM 565 P7 1981

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Subject(s)

Judaism
Jewish faith and practice
Religious identity

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The Nine Questions People Ask About Judaism by Dennis Prager and Joseph Telushkin was first published in 1981 by Simon & Schuster. The book addresses the most common and challenging questions posed about Jewish faith, practice, and identity, offering clear explanations rooted in tradition, theology, and modern Jewish thought.

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