A collection of writings by the influential Reform Judaism thinker discusses such issues as the relationship between the rabbi and the congregation, faith, festivals, and Judaism as social activism
The most important writings from a lifetime of work by one of the most influential Jewish thinkers in American life over the last half-century. The finest English stylist in the American rabbinate. says Eugene Borowitz. These selections display Rabbi Wolf's boldness of faith, his uncommon respect for students and congregants, and his rare qualities of humanity.
A long-awaited collection of the most important writings from a lifetime of work by one of the most influential Jewish thinkers in American life over the last half-century. 'He has written with unique clarity, penetration, belief, and sophistication.'-Eugene B. Borowitz, in his Foreword to the book. Edited by Jonathan S. Wolf.
