Who Needs God

Excellent book This book hit the spot for me: a believer who is not sure of the details of my belief and leery of organized religion. Kushner addressed all of the concerns I've been wrestling with on my own, specifically regarding the corruption, bullying, small-mindedness of many churches, including the common belief that only they have the truth and everyone else is on the fast track to hell. I have always been driven to find a religious community but, frankly, it's hard when you'. One of the best books written for doubters who still want to ponder Susan McD One of the best books written for doubters who still want to ponder their relationship to religion, either Jewish or Christian. Easy-to-read and thought-provoking. Rabbi Kushner explains and illuminates without preaching or sermonizing.. I really enjoy Rabbi Kushner's thoughts and this helped me see more I really enjoy Rabbi Kushner's thoughts and this helped me see more clearly the benefits and beauty behind religion and community.

. "This is an inspirational book for all, no matter whether religious or skeptic," wrote PW. Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Publishers Weekly Using an approach that is "pragmatic and ecumenical rather than didactic," rabbi and spiritual counselor Kushner asserts that all people need God

Powerful, provocative and persuasive.. Fillling a need for connetion, joy and community. Rabbi Kushner shares a path to faith that offers new sources of comfort and strength for all of us