The Still Small Voice: Reflections on Being a Jewish Man Book

What does it mean to be a Jewish man? At one time the answer was obvious and the question unnecessary. Today, however, when women take on so many of the roles formerly reserved for men, and when men take on so many of the traits formerly associated with women, how do we answer this question? In this unique volume, Rabbi Michael G. Holzman has assembled a collection of essays that answer this question in a variety of ways. These personal reflections represent individual voices responding to communal change. Included are the voices of fathers and sons, young men and older men. There are the voices of businessmen and artists, Jewish professionals and those struggling to understand their relationship to Judaism. This collection provides a thoughtful and though-provoking snapshot of how Jewish men's lives and souls are evolving in the present moment.