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Articles in Summer-Fall, 2004 issue of Judaism

• Judaism and the future of religion in America: a symposium in response to Dana Evan Kaplan's American Reform Judaism
  by Murray Baumgarten
• Shout rather than whisper: a Jewish Renewal perspective on Reform
  by Arthur Waskow
• Religious metaphor and its denial in the poetry of Yehuda Amichai
  by David Aberbach
• Modern Jews and French citizens
  by Irwin Wall
• Reform Judaism and the Judaism of Reform Jews: a Conservative perspective
  by Jack Wertheimer
• Two paradoxes: reflections on history and belief
  by Albert I. Baumgarten
• The identified patient: placing the Reform movement in a broader family context
  by Richard Hirsh
• History re-edited
  by Lotte Marcus
• Human, in parts
  by D. Mesher
• Bus ride of the living, or, what I did on my summer vacation
  by Preeva Tramiel
• Heschel's "Torah from Heaven"
  by Arnold Jacob Wolf
• The changing lessons of the Holocaust
  by Jeremy D. Popkin
• An Orthodox perspective
  by Tzvi Hersh Weinreb
• 17th century AD
  by Scott-Martin Kosofsky
• An insider view: a defense of theological imprecision
  by David Ellenson
• Thinking about American Reform Judaism
  by Dana Evan Kaplan
• Why some ask why. and Milgram dramatically broadened our understanding of how "ordinary people" can end up doing terrible things; holocaust survivors
  by Earl Schwartz
• Growing up Jewish in Ferrara: the fiction of Giorgio Bassani, a personal recollection
  by Guido Fink
• Trends in Reform and their broader implications
  by Lawrence K. Grossman
• Act and Idea in the Nazi Genocide: reflections on the Polish edition
  by Berel Lang