Yom Kippur Party Goods

By: Philip Gold

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Paperback | 16 January 2012

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Philip Gold, an accomplished writer, journalist, scholar, wandered forty years before returning to the Judaism he'd left behind. But he didn't return so much as bring back the seeds of a new kind of Judaism with him. YOM KIPPUR PARTY GOODS is much more than a personal tale, am memoir of pain and seeking told with humor and grace. It's also for everyone who's tired of going hungry in the supermarket of modern spirituality, who finds (over) organized religion irrelevant or distasteful, and who is looking to find - or create - something personal that might also speak to others. You don't have to be Jewish to read this or need this. Just be a human being who wants something more. For yourself For your world. For your God.

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Non-Fiction Religion & Beliefs Judaism Jewish Life & Practice Biographies & True Stories Memoirs

The Meaning of the Tale	p. 1
The Tale	p. 4
A Brief Note on Language	p. 8
PrefaceYom Kippur 2010/5771	p. 12
Introduction Four Questions	p. 19
Plays Well with God	p. 30
Errand into the Bewilderedness	p. 38
Yom Kippur Party Goods	p. 47
Soterion	p. 58
Inter-Testament	p. 67
While You Were Gone	p. 78
Kashering the Wife	p. 90
Aliyah	p. 100
I Don't Know Where It Is; Which Bus Do I Take to Get There?	p. 111
The Age Now upon Us	p. 122
An Election of Deity	p. 132
Tikkun Olam; Tikkun Adon Olam	p. 141
Epilogue: It's Better There	p. 144
Acknowledgement	p. 152
Appendix	p. 154
About the Author	p. 156
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