Judaism , our family structure, our liturgy, our thoughts about leadership, and our halakhah. The changes are still occurring rapidly around us as the discussions within the responsa and liturgy committees of each movement reflect clearly.
What was static for many centuries or subject only to refinement has in the last half-century seen radical changes and a vast amount of experimentation. Perhaps in the area of gender more than any other, modern Judaism has seen itself redefined. This volume discusses some of those changes and new definitions and how they continue to be reflected in the developing Reform halakhah.