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Hi there. I'd like to learn about the Jewish faith. Are there any reliable books on the subject?



AskTheRabbi.org answered:

I suggest that you try reading the following books for a more well-rounded understanding of what Judaism is: To Be A Jew by Rabbi Donin, Gateway to Judaism by Rabbi Becher, On Judaism by Rabbi Feldman, Living Inspired by Rabbi Dr Tatz. They should all be available from www.amazon.com

There are also many authentic websites out there that you can rely on the information that is being posted. For example, wwww.ohr.edu , www.aish.org , www.torah.org , www.shemayisrael.org

 


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