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          + [47]humanistic: Humanistic Judaism (Society for Humanistic
            Judaism)
          + [48]chasidism: Chassidism. Includes general information on
            historical chassidism, as well as specific information on
            Lubavitch (Chabad), Satmar, Breslaw (Breslov), and other
            approaches.
          + [49]zionism: Zionism. Includes Zionism and The Development Of
            Israel, The Founders, Zionistic Movements, and Judaism in
            Israel.
          + [50]antisemitism: Antisemitism. Includes sections on
            Antisemitism, What Led to The Holocaust, Medieval Oppression,
            Antisemitism Today (Including Dealing with Hate Groups),
            Judaism and Christianity, and Judaism, Freemasonry and other
            rumors.
          + [51]intermarriage: Intermarriage. Includes sections on "So
            You're Considering Intermarriage?", The Traditional
            Viewpoint, Conversion, and Coping With Life As An
            Intermarried.
          + [52]childrens: Books for Jewish Children. Includes sections
            on Birth and Naming, Raising a Child, Family Guidebooks,
            Upsheren, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Confirmation, Holiday Books for
            Children, Liturgy for Children, Bible and Torah for Children,
            Jewish History for Children, Jewish Theology for Children,
            Israel, Learning Hebrew, and Jewish Stories.
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Subject: Who Wrote the FAQ?

                                  Answer:
   
   The original version of the Frequently Asked Questions was developed
   by a committee consisting of Mike Allen, Jerry Altzman, Rabbi Charles
   Arian, Jacob Baltuch (Past Chair), Joseph Berry, Warren Burstein,
   Stewart Clamen, Daniel Faigin, Avi Feldblum, Rabbi Yaakov Feldman,
   Itzhak "Jeff" Finger, Gedaliah Friedenberg, Yechezkal Gutfreund, Art
   Kamlet, Joe Kansun, CAPT Kaye David, Alan Lustiger, Hillel Markowitz,
   Len Moskowitz, Colin Naturman, Aliza Panitz, Eliot Shimoff, Mark
   Steinberger, Steven Weintraub, Matthew Wiener, and headed by Robert
   Levene. The organization and structuring of the lists for posting
   purposes was done by [2]Daniel Faigin, who is currently maintaining
   the lists. Other contributors include Aaron Biterman, A. Engler
   Anderson, Ken Arromdee, Seymour Axelrod, Jonathan Baker, Josh Backon,
   Micha Berger, Steven M. Bergson, Eli Birnbaum, Shoshana L. Boublil,
   Kevin Brook, J. Burton, Harvey Cohen, Todd J.Dicker, Michael Dinowitz,
   Rabbi Jim Egolf, Sean Engelson, Mike Fessler, Menachem Glickman,
   Amitai Halevi, Walter Hellman, Per Hollander, Miriam Jerris, Robert D.
   Kaiser, Yosef Kazen, Rabbi Jay Lapidus, Mier Lehrer, Heather Luntz,
   David Maddison, Arnaldo Mandel, Ilana Manspeizer, Seth Ness, Chris
   Newport, Daniel Nomy, Jennifer Paquette, Andrew Poe, Alan Pfeffer,
   Jason Pyeron, Adam Reed, Seth Rosenthall, JudithSeid@aol.com, David
   Sheen, Rabbi John Sherwood, Michael Sidlofsky, Michael Slifkin, Frank
   Smith, Michael Snider, Rabbi Arnold Steibel, Andy Tannenbaum,
   marktan@aol.com, Meredith Warshaw, Bill Wadlinger, Arel Weisberg,
   Dorothy Werner, and Art Werschulz, and the
   soc.culture.jewish.parenting board. Some material has been derived
   from other sources on the Internet, such as
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   [5]http://www.menorah.org/. Comments and corrections are welcome;
   please address them to [6]maintainer@scjfaq.org.
   
   A special thank you... Special thanks for her patience and
   understanding go to my wife, Karen, who put up with me hiding at the
   computer for the two months it took to complete the July/August 2000
   remodel of the entire soc.culture.jewish FAQ and Reading Lists. If you
   think the effort was worth it, drop her a note c/o
   [7]maintainer@scjfaq.org.

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