Jewish renewal has begun to work out what it might mean in our generation to fill the everyday -- food, money, work, health, politics, sex, family life -- with holiness.

Jews, Money, and Social Responsibility

Jeffrey Dekro and Lawrence Bush
Shefa Fund, 1993

The creation of a Torah of money.


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With All Your Possessions

Meir Tamari
Jason Aronson, 1998

Draws on rabbinic teachings, both halakhic and aggadic, to suggest an ethic for business practice in our generation.


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The Business Bible

Wayne Dosick
HarperSanFrancisco, 2000

Suggests an ethical path for the workplace, rooted in Jewish teaching.


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Nice Jewish Girls

Evelyn Torton Beck
Beacon, 1982

Along with Christie Balka and Andy Rose, Twice Blessed (Beacon, Boston, 1989); and Rebecca Alpert, Like Bread on the Seder Plate (Columbia University Press, New York, 1997) explored the implications of full visibility of gay men and lesbians in Jewish life and religious practice.

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Sacred Secrets

Gershon Winkler
Jason Aronson, 1996

Both translates and traces the origins and implications of a major treatise on Jewish sexual ethics by Jacob Emden.

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