Published Works
- Jewish Values in a Changing World ISBN 0-88125-881-4
- Commitment and Complexity: Jewish Wisdom in an Age of Upheaval ISBN 1-60280-030-8
- A World Built, Destroyed and Rebuilt, Rabbi Yehudah Amital's Confrontation with the Memory of the Holocaust ISBN 0-88125-864-4
- By Faith Alone: The Story of Rabbi Yehuda Amital ISBN 1-59264-192-X
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