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Audio	"Concept of Kahal" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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	Source: mnordl@aol.com
Audio	"Confronting a Jewish Cataclysm: Dooming Statistics and the Beginnings of a Solution" , Rabbi Maurice Lamm
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	Source: www.torahtapes.com
Book	A House Divided: Orthodoxy and Schism in Nineteenth Century Central European Jewry , Ziporah Brody
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	Source: University Press of New England 2002
Book	A House Divided: Orthodoxy and Schism in Nineteenth Century Central European Jewry , Jacob Katz
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	Source: University Press of New England 2002
Book	Americanization of the Jews , Norman Cohen
	Description: How did Judaism, a religion so often defined by its minority status, attain equal footing in the trinity of Catholicism, Protestantism, and Judaism that now dominates modern American religious life? THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE JEWS seeks out the effects of this evolution on both Jews in America and an America with Jews.
	Source: New York University Press, 1995
Book	And I Will Dwell in Their Midst: Orthodox Jews in Suburbia , Etan Diamond
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	Source: University of North Carolina Press 2000
Book	Cosmopolitans and Parochials: Modern Orthodox Jews in America , Dr. Samuel Heilman
	Description: Far from simply vanishing in the face of modernity, Orthodox Jews in the United States today are surviving and flourishing. Samuel Heilman and Steven Cohen, both distinguished scholars of Jewish studies, have joined forces in this pathbreaking book to articulate this vibrancy and to characterize the many faces of Orthodox Jerry in contemporary America.
	Source: University of Chicago Press, 1990
Book	Jew vs. Jew: The Struggle for the Soul of American Jewry , Samuel G. Freedman
	Description: At a time when American Jews should feel more secure and cohesive than ever, civil war is tearing apart their community. Congregations, neighborhoods, even families are taking sides in battles about Jewish identity and Jewish authenticity. The conflict pits fundamentalist against secularist, denomination against denomination, even liberal against conservative within each branch of Jewry. Jew vs. Jew tells the story of how American Jewry has increasingly -- and perhaps terminally -- broken apart in the last forty years.
	Source: Simon & Schuster, 2000
Book	Judaism and Civil Religion , Daniel S Breslauer
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	Source: Scholars Press, 1993
Book	Returning to the Tradition: The Contemporary Revival of Orthodox Judaism , Murray Herbert Danzger
	Description: This book focuses "on the 'ba'al teshuvah' (return to traditional Judaism) movement in Israel and America. . . . {Danzger} assesses the motivation, background, experiences, and religious expectations of returnees to Judaism. .. . Beginning with a discussion on origins of return (home, synagogue, yeshiva), he {attempts to} trace the conflict between returnees' worldly values and religious authority and the efforts, on the one hand, to make these concerns part of the traditionalist world (such as saving a gentile on the Sabbath) and,on the other, to apply strict Orthodox mores (such as non equality in public prayer) to returnees' own circumstances. Also he {seeks to} portray parallelsand differences between Jewish and Christian revivalism." (Choice) Glossary. Bibliography. Index.
	Source: Yale University Press, 1990
Book	The Men and Women of Yeshiva: Higher Education, Orthodoxy, and American Judaism , J.S. Gurock
	Description: This is an account "of Yeshiva's first 100 years by . . . a professor of history at the school. . . . {He} traces Yeshiva's history from a small Jewish school on the Lower East Side to a major university." (N Y Times Book Rev) Index.
	Source: Columbia University Press, 1988
Articles	Individualism and Collectivism , Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks
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	Source: Torah u-Madda II, 1990
Edah Journals	The Future of American Orthodoxy-- , Jonathan D. Sarna
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	Source: Sh’ma, February 2001
Edah Journals	Probing the Carlebach Phenomenon-- , Avraham Arieh Trugman
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	Source: Jewish Action, winter 63:2 2002
Edah Journals	Jew vs. Jew: Cracks in the American Mosaic-- , Eytan Kobre
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	Source: The Jewish Observer 33 november 2000
Edah Journals	Jewish Orthodoxy as an academic sub-discipline: Implications for Jewish life today-- , Seth Farber
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	Source: Le’ela 49 June 2000
Edah Journals	Judaism or Judaisms: Jewry or Jewries? -- , Rabbi Saul J. Berman
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	Source: American Judaism, Present and Future (11-20) ;Fall
Edah Journals	Repentant Man - A High Level in Rabbi Soloveitchik's Typology of Man-- , Pinchas Peli
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Edah Journals	Repentant Man - A High Level in Rabbi Soloveitchik's Typology of Man , Pinchas Peli
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Edah Journals	Twentieth-century American Orthodoxy's era of non-observance, 1900-1960-- , J.S. Gurock
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	Source: Torah U-Madda Journal 9 (2000) 87-107
Edah Journals	Who are today’s modern orthodox?-- , David Singer
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	Source: Sh’ma, 13/257 September 16 1983
Lecture Topics	American Jewish Community: Past, Present, and Future , Dr. Steven T. Katz
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Lecture Topics	American Jewry Since World War II: Where Is It Going? , Dr. Steven Bayme
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Lecture Topics	Aspects of Social Life in Rabbinic Literature: Community , Professor Isaiah M. Gafni
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Lecture Topics	Bringing about Jewish Unity in America and Israel , Dr. William Helmreich
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Lecture Topics	Building Community: Synagogue as Community , Rabbi Asher Lopatin
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Lecture Topics	Building Sacred Communities: The Centrality of the Synagogue in Creating a Jewish Renaissance , Barry Shrage
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Lecture Topics	Coming Jewish Renaissance: The Orthodox Opportunity in the 21st Century , Barry Shrage
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Lecture Topics	Community Building: What Should a Jewish Community Become? How Can We Do That? , Barry Shrage
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Lecture Topics	Comparing Modern Orthodoxy in Israel and the United States , Professor Charles Liebman
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Lecture Topics	How To Be a Jewish Leader , Rabbi Nathan Laufer
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Lecture Topics	Jewish Continuity Debate: What Can the Community Do? What Should It Do? , Dr. Steven Bayme
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Lecture Topics	Jewish Renaissance: Rebuilding Jewish Life in the 21st Century , Barry Shrage
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Lecture Topics	Our Brother’s Keepers: The Meaning of Jewish Peoplehood , Rabbi Nathan Laufer
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Lecture Topics	Prospects for Jewish Survival in the United States , Professor Charles Liebman
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Lecture Topics	Rise and Fall (and Renaissance) of Modern Orthodoxy , Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller
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Lecture Topics	Surprising Resurgence of American Orthodox Judaism , Dr. Benny Kraut
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Lecture Topics	War between the Jews: Are We Becoming Two Peoples? , Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller
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Lecture Topics	What Jewish Tradition Has To Say about the Concept of Jewish Community , Dr. Alvin I. Schiff
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Lecture Topics	Will There Be One Jewish People after the Year 2000: The Conflict over Jewish Unity , Rabbi Irving Greenberg
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