Will There Be One Jewish People by the Year 2000?

Irving Greenberg

1986

Today, there again exists a serious threat that the differences within the world-wide Jewish community may end in schism.

The foremost reason for the gravity of the situation is the explosion in Jews of contested status. Conversion in American Jewish life has probably doubled in the past decade. […] But the fact that so many of the conversions…

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Irving Greenberg

b. 1933

Born in New York City, Irving “Yitz” Greenberg is an Orthodox rabbi, author, scholar, Zionist, and founder of CLAL (The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership). Greenberg is also president of the Jewish Life Network/Steinhardt Foundation. His numerous articles and monographs address post-Holocaust theology, Jewish thought and religion, and Jewish–Christian relations.

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