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This book is a Jews for Judaism guide, written primarily to counter the missionary's thrust directed to the Jew. It isaimed at the mind and heart of Jews who have an interest in or an attraction to Christianity. Jews needing help when sadly confronted with a loved one who would desert his heritage will find this work filled with treasure. In addition, devoted Jews and, indeed, non-Jews who are curious about Judaism's answers will find these pages fascinating. |
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This famous collection of inspiring thoughts conveys the spiritual and ethical richness of the Jewish faith. Offering prose and poetry culled from the great Jewish sages, philosophers, Biblical commentators and many others. A BOOK OF JEWISH THOUGHTS provides provocative reading to both Jew and Non-Jew alike. Its words have a sense of beauty and permanence which serve to sensitize the reader to the unique insights of the Jewish tradition about God, man and the world. |
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At various times in history colonies of Jews have gone to China and lived there. The city of K'aifeng, in the province of Honan, was a center for them. This novel may be said to be historically true, although the characters, are the creation of Pearl S. Buck's imagination. The story takes place at the period about a century ago, when the Chinese had accepted the Jews, and when indeed, most Jews had come to think of themselves as Chinese. Today even the memory of their origin is gone. They are Chinese.
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The Birth, Development and Passing of a Jewish Community in New York. Here is the story of that teeming, colorful, close-knit community, known at its height as "the Jerusalem of America." You see, as though actually present, the pushcart vendors, the street-corner orators, the housewives in the sawdust-strewn poultry markets, skeptically pinching the breast of the live, trussed chickens brought out for their inspection. |
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JEWISH HEROES OF THE WILD WEST has been designed for young readers. Adapted from "Jews Among the Indians" by M.L. Marks, it contains the true stories of four immigrant men who played exciting and unusual roles in various aspects of Western development during the nineteenth century. This book is intended to present little-known information for Jewish children of middle school age who will surely be thrilled to learn that some of our Jewish forebears contributed in unusual and adventurous ways to American history.
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In LET GO, MY LOVE, the author pours out in sensitive poetic prose, her struggle to overcome the irreparable loss of the one she loved. At times she submitted to darkest despair; at other times her spirit rose to try to combat the desolation and lonliness. What emerged from this confrontation with tragedy was a renewed appreciation of life and an inner strength to meet its challenges.
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Before the Holocaust, in Poland of the 1920's, a young Jewish hunchback suffered humiliations and loneliness, a harrowing life for which the only solace was found in religious books and study. This haunting and dramatic memoir tells of a life lived in shadow and painful exclusion in the midst of a family that enjoyed comfort and wealth. This sensitive and compelling autobiography resonates above its time, place and original purpose to lament a human condition.
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Attorney Jed. H. Abraham explodes the myths about divorce in this candid, often caustic, book about the ways in which divorce laws are unfair to men. Drawing upon his extensive experience, Abraham sketches a compelling picture of what men can expect during court battles over alimony, child support, division of preperty, and charges of domestic violence. Forget your illusions about amicable separation and fair divorce laws, says Abraham, as he details the economic and emotional hardships that beset many men during, and long after, the divorce process. But From Courtship to Courtroom is also a helpful guide to men who want to avoid the drain of divorce. At first suggesting that they not marry at all, but also acknowledging that they will, Abraham warns men to prepare before marriage fo rthe worst that might happen if the knot unravels. He makes concrete, feasible, sugggestions about selecting the right mate, pre-nuptial agreements, spousal bank accounts, and how to change the law. Any man considering marriage, or going through divorce, will want to read this book.
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Truth Answers the Missionaries
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