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Humanistic Judaism adds meaning to people’s lives. In this section you can learn more about Secular Humanistic Judaism as a philosophy, practice, and identity. 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.
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Nov 5, 2019 · By Scott Douglas Jacobsen. Cantor Dr. Jonathan Friedmann is the Community Leader of Adat Chaverim – Community Leader and the Education Director of the Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, Los Angeles. Here we talk about his life, work, and views.
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Secular Humanistic Judaism is a movement that believes Judaism was created by people to meet human needs and that it is most meaningfully expressed by celebrating human knowledge, power and responsibility. The movement was founded in 1963, when Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine (1928-2007) established the Birmingham Temple in suburban Detroit. A Reform ...
Sep 18, 2003 · September 18, 2003. At Temple Adat Chaverim in the San Fernando Valley, the High Holiday services make no reference to a supernatural God. Adat Chaverim — and members of a sister group in Los...
These videos will answer many of your questions, and we’re happy to answer even more! Humanistic Judaism includes as a full member any person — of any heritage — who “declares [themselves] to be a Jew, and who identifies with the history, ethical values, culture, civilization, community, and fate of the Jewish people.”.
