The trouble with Reform Judaism

Weinberg, Julius, 1922-
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Title The trouble with Reform Judaism.
Contributors Petuchowski, Jakob Josef, 1925-1991
Meyer, Michael A.
Liebman, Charles S.
Bresky, Jan
Wallsh, Richard I.
Tarshish, Allan, 1907-1982
Host Item Commentary 68,5 (November 1979) 53-60
Description See critical responses to this article in the "Letters to the editor" section of "Commentary" (March 1980), by Jakob J. Petuchowski, Michael A. Meyer, Charles S. Liebman, Jan Bresky, Richard I. Wallsh, Allan Tarshish, as well as Julius Weinberg's reply to each of them.
In Hebrew:
"תפוצות ישראל" יח,א (תשם) 43-58, בתוספת התגובה של יעקב י. פטוחובסקי בעמ' 59-68
Language English
National Library system number 990003067680705171
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