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     This book includes chapters on how to celebrate holidays and life-cycle events, how to find or start Secular Humanistic communities, how to live within religious communities and still make Secular Humanistic lives. Other chapters take up Jewish history, stressing Jews' historical diversity. And the last chapter is a series of questions and answers about Secular Humanistic Judaism.

[Note by Judith Seid, the first person certified as a non-rabbinic clerical leader by the Leadership Conference of Secular and Humanistic Jews, is the parent of three fourth-generation secularists. She has taught in and directed several folkshules and Secular Jewish communities and now leads the Baltimore Jewish Cultural Chavurah. She is now a rabbinical student and also serves on the Executive Committee of the Congress of Secular Jewish Organizations; May 2001]

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