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Dear Hasafranim,
Does anyone know if books by Dennis Jones, such as Noah and God's Great
Promise: Biblical Values (I Can Read!) or by Zondervan have obvious Christian
content that would make them objectionable in a Conservative synagogue library?
Thanks,
Rachel HausLibrary DirectorCongregation of
Rachel,
Sinai Temple owns the David, Noah, Daniel, and Moses titles in the “I Can Read”
series of Bible stories by Dennis Jones, and when I was there we considered
them ok for a conservative synagogue. I would guess that certain ones by
Zondervan are also ok, because the Sperber Library owns one
Aren't there enough books by Jewish authors?
MIchael Kahn
On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 6:44 PM, Lisa Silverman
wrote:
> Rachel,
>
> Sinai Temple owns the David, Noah, Daniel, and Moses titles in the “I Can
> Read” series of Bible stories by Dennis Jones, and when I was there we
> considered them ok fo
I am sorry but the idea of Christian books being used by synagogues bothers
me so much. I don't me any offense to anyone.
Page 6 of Noah and G-d's Great Promise says that Noah lived in the desert.
I've never heard that before.
Why give a foothold to an a minister devoted to spreading Christianity?
Without addressing the issue of children’s books by Christian publishers for
use in Jewish libraries I offer a simple answer to the simple question below:
No, there are not enough children’s books from Jewish sources. And certainly
there are not enough good ones (and very few great ones). The ma
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