Being Jewish can mean being different from other people. Sometimes it requires upholding values different from those taken for granted in our secular society.
Adolescents in our religious schools are searching for answers to some troubling questions. Why Be Different? answers them:
- Does being the Chosen People make us better than other people?
- Can a "good Jew" question the existence of God?
- How can we believe in God when there is so much suffering in the world?
- Who decides what is right and what is wrong?
- What is the point of prayer?
- Is thinking the right thought as important as doing the right thing?
- Are the Jewish people a nation or a religion?
Family Education
Ethics and values start at home, when parents and children talk to one another about their concerns and questions. Now you can help foster that environment by sending home the Family Guide to Why Be Different? This 16-page family experience works hand-in-hand with the text.
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