American Conservative Rabbis

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 99. Chapters: Abraham Joshua Heschel, Chaim Potok, Harold Kushner, Mordecai Kaplan, Louis Ginzberg, Jacob Neusner, Robert Gordis, Isaac Klein, Solomon Schechter, Elliot N. Dorff, Louis Finkelstein, Joel Roth, Arnold Resnicoff, Seymour Siegel, David Nesenoff, Philip R. Alstat, Harry Halpern, Albert L. Lewis, Marc H. Tanenbaum, Gordon Tucker, Saul Lieberman, Arthur Hertzberg, Jill Jacobs, David Weiss Halivni, Alexander Kohut, Daniel S. Nevins, Lawrence Troster, Neil Gillman, Everett Gendler, Jacob B. Agus, David Wolpe, Joachim Prinz, David Lieber, Amy Eilberg, Mordecai Waxman, David G. Dalin, Ben Zion Bokser, Daniel Gordis, Hershel Matt, Samuel Schafler, Bradley Shavit Artson, Salo Wittmayer Baron, Morris Gutstein, Moshe Cotel, Allan Nadler, William E. Kaufman, Max Kadushin, Wolfe Kelman, Michael Schudrich, Naomi Levy, Henry Sobel, Burton Visotzky, Simon Greenberg, Milton Steinberg, Harold M. Schulweis, Paula Reimers, Alan Mittleman, Marshall Meyer, Shaye J. D. Cohen, David Novak, Menachem Creditor, Jules Harlow, Judah Nadich, Arthur Green, Moshe Davis, Israel Friedlander, Sherre Hirsch, Judith Hauptman, Byron Sherwin, William H. Lebeau, Benjamin Scolnic, Ira Eisenstein, Sidney Greenberg, Aaron Wise, Aaron L. Mackler, Morris Silverman, David-Seth Kirshner, Eugene Kohn, Ira F. Stone, Mayer Rabinowitz, Martin Samuel Cohen, Mychal Springer, Jonathan Hausman, Ismar Schorsch, Miriam Berkowitz, Boaz Cohen, Alan Silverstein, Robert Wexler, Shaul Magid, Jerome Cutler, Gerson D. Cohen. Excerpt: Arnold E. Resnicoff (born 1946) is an American Conservative rabbi, a decorated retired military officer and military chaplain, and a consultant on leadership, values, and interreligious affairs to military and civilian leaders. His military career began in the rivers of Vietnam's Mekong Delta, followed by assignments with Naval Intelligence in Europe...