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Articles in Summer-Fall, 2005 issue of Judaism

• Creating passionate Conservative communities
  by Jacob Blumenthal
• Magic and the Bible reconsidered
  by Alex Jassen
• A Strange Death: Zichron Ya'akov, then and now
  by Hillel Halkin
• Scene with starlings in Jerusalem
  by Manfred Winkler
• The Christian reclamation of Judaism
  by David Fox Sandmel
• Judaism and the future of religion in America: the situation of Conservative Judaism today
  by Jack Wertheimer
• Critical reading and feminist reading
  by Nehama Aschkenasy
• Conservative halakhah
  by Miriam T. Spitzer
• A Jewish century
  by Peter Kenez
• Hadesh Yamenu
  by Shai Held
• Escape from Venice
  by Roberto Bassi
• Responding to the temperaments of twenty-first century Jews
  by Howard Stecker
• Conservative Judaism in the twenty-first century
  by Pamela Barmash
• The search for a usable future
  by David Starr
• Conservative Judaism and the twenty-first century
  by Susan Grossman
• A Conservative Cri de Coeur
  by Debra Reed Blank
• Courageous innovation
  by Mychal B. Springer
• The sacred center
  by Carl M. Perkins
• Jews and the small screen
  by Elliot B. Gertel
• Transdenominationalism and the future of the Conservative movement
  by Pamela Jay Gottfried
• Tzeidah la-derekh: textual content for our Jewish journeys
  by Eliot Malomet
• In the footsteps of Rabbi Akiva
  by David G. Lerner
• Joy and jeopardy
  by Sharon Brous
• Conservative Judaism at the crossroads: choosing the path of outreach
  by Tracee L. Rosen
• Gadol kvod habriot: placing human dignity at the center of Conservative Judaism
  by Daniel S. Nevins
• Faithful and sane
  by Jeremy Kalmanofsky