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Some articles (and a preview edition) are available online to all; the entire issue is available for members, donors, and subscribers. Explore this issue. Magazine and information for secular, non-religious Jews. Jewish holidays, cultural celebrations, social justice issues.
Thought-leaders, clergy, and members throughout our movement are in ongoing conversation about how Humanistic Judaism might help us better live our lives and understand the world around us. Resources in this section include articles from our quarterly Humanistic Judaism Magazine and our yearly Humanistic Jewish Role Model.
Oct 13, 2023 · Below are statements by rabbis and leaders in the Humanistic Judaism movement, along with selected poems and liturgy that may be helpful in times of grief and pain. Broadly, we at SHJ are devastated by the Fall 2023 events is Israel and Gaza and mourn the terrible loss of life.
A Rabbi’s Journey to Humanistic Judaism. Seeking to resolve questions and doubts, the author is led to the Secular Humanist Jewish rabbinate. By Rabbi Peter H. Schweitzer
Humanistic Judaism (Hebrew: יהדות הומניסטית, romanized: Yahadut Humanistit) is a Jewish movement that offers a nontheistic alternative to contemporary branches of Judaism.
Feb 1, 2008 · Humanistic Judaism is putting a new spin on an ancient faith. Rabbi Adam Chalom talks about his congregation and how he became a Humanistic Jew.
Humanistic Judaism is noted for its highly egalitarian approach to issues such as gender and gender identification, Jewish status, sexual orientation, and other social issues. Jewish traditions. Within Humanistic Judaism, Jewish identity is largely a matter of self-identification.
