"Michael Carin asks what there is to learn from the Holocaust. What he finds will anger many Jews, and embolden others. His book is a clean and thoughtful explanation of how the memory of the Holocaust can best be honored by striking out in a new Jewish direction. The lesson of the Holocaust is no less than the prescription for the survival of Jewish thought and values, demanding of us the courage to forge an authentic Secular Judaism from the theistic chains of the past." |