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r, Aut. FOUR

THE JF:WISI I CHRONICLE

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Closed Temples

Issued Every Friday by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Comma] ,
‘NTON KAUFMAN



President

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HUME 1:111..ICATION

I he custom tii.i

, rivotili• to man

Editorial Contributor

10 no u , to

Subscription in Advance

411/l , not

reach nu,

The Jewish Chronicle Invites correspondence on subjects 01

tilep.l to

the

view's

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it calm , d

Ihen

Li.,r,:o right t o % hut it. Mao-

Adler \trite-

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for 4.4.1111 .41 masa& l•
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1\ e may too much by proxi

have been of a high order.

iJl people is

III'

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' 1 he is

110t that till • \ 411.1C1111

••i the sincere

at. , I
alt•A

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inn tuUnlfy Mar ' • 11 here 17er ■ aul ,

tie- reply

wan

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\Ye feel, indeed, a keen sense of loss that a man like lit \ h1er , religion and t" put a \•
%aim, indeed upon the ,.cry ion which
eat
should not have-been able to remain within the household of Israel., the synagogue renders to the community

and. *heti.* a,

lin.

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i•1 Ler-

lt her hied reptatedlt cherged

If;

gm] marriage-.:awl at

Tin J*111, 0 toe. stow L.., tint) al..,
■ vtatO. tan wan then patrona

t he doctrine of the holiness of Inn!, and that the Fatherhood of

w hirr they

suggests the brotherhood of man.

mini

question, but that in the

he better for all parties

'majority

Illaff

tolP:eflled were

itt•

ea vl



would

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famous Prrrirl, siirlda

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a shunt; viontali to a •oblicr just :demi to Iraqi for the tr•dit. there

id can be

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the marriage eta 'erred unti:

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torionese A tit 0
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patriot fluty a Ira sears ayo a telt- ar enteryilire
i.risted Etnithsh writer decLared
a saunter %titian!! •

which l'hristianity was &stifled to lie the full - blown Howe! the marriage of men and women who under monial eircuni
- tami-
To say that Judaism, as a
of monotheism, is mere Hid"- would hesitate loin; before contlacting marriagn %still s, mdentrite

Ili

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tenable and practically well-founded. .\ inong the other by-piodu, car 1, the int p, the IalItI10 %Ma,. 014 1 It• j• su+.0.1.1,•
'Reading his book, however, sic .till that such is not the case .nonuser of hasty and 111-cini-idered marriage-. .11 mister- di r etry to male a witid t snarl. of ft,

so phical speculation without real content. is to forget that mom tlie a possibility of establishing a honic
tic4:0 0.0
/Sill and illIdaIt0.111 are not co-extensive t e rms; th a t Judai sm i- r ibi a/
'that there are individual insLititc, that justify the

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Laud p140 ■ 141C11 11.10 •Mate 04.• U/ -

To s ay that Israel's mission was long fulfilled is only to reimat part of the count r% report that rin.%er befor
e ha., they Lrecti n,
th e hackney e d phrase of Christian pulinteers that Judaism was tai mit-Idly called upon to ■ d14 iate at
boy
and

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till. 0011.111It 104,11•l•

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Marriage in Haste

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vi , lin Wadi.

Alla•111.4 ear

livid. AtooCi/.1.0 It'll

lint we would not tipbraid him for it. Howe% en, we expected that

monotheism and that the possible perfection of man is implied

b2h bur, b•c,
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al nen...pine. tan tli•

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,then he came to set down in tinal form the reasons fur his breaeli

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lather- . rcasull why the ser%ie• may not Ike read by a layman. "1.,,
do.•rs eat the
throughout thin - uutuer season 10

with his father's faith they would be such as would be logically

a

tad,

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all' 1171.010CII

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has

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ul-irtt and

awl our syriagogues stab.; •i m,
deepest cravings of his spirit. ;tut, after all. w,.• cannot reseut it all tlic year- .111n1 e%cii it the ministet must
reason airs 11+
w h en a man , fo ll ow i ng th e di c t a t es o f
1gWil g I li,tienee and guided • himself from hon n • dur i n g a part 0,i
tin •Ultillier scan , 711, there
la ,

by his reason, Midi It right and logical to break with s

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tl our lettlIde•

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tracts

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11 e cannot quite understand how any man %vb. , think' clearly can I with their (nod in hi- 1 duly Ifouse.

Let then the doors

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faith a sufficient response to the

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ill/MI/11y of Life: . le, be altogether unsatisl
i Hie would ha', • theme Is
inn
tor discUssoin. --but it is rather that the \ cum,
expected something better and a little more 1,p2,1c:11 at the hands •i fur a ,ei'\11 ,- id prayer lcecause they !eel them-,lye slit rigthened
-
eminent a thinker. To be Mire we are partisan timard Juda"-.111. ju the doing Id their duly (lay by dio ;titer

our

&ILAN/AK

04 , •

t•,,,

Inc is therefore not a little surprised to lind the particular chap• when no greater attraction hoes them. , ,r when sonic :toted socaket
ter dealing with Judaism in his recently /•...tied book, - An kthical I- ill the Intl/sit. or when ',In, particularly oltet e,sti og am p!

fail to find in the teachings of

• I.e..'

Ag•igg ,Pil

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thruse ot (nod not meta • to listen. out a,

come to 1.111•

Ile is, besides, a man w hose practical

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that at ctei

too such preaching in these day,

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to speak

Si, ggigirt

lo

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need be !present, it t,i the tuugrcgatm. t

a per

manila place in the literature oi n•thies and philosophy.

thinker of no mean calibi,

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nit

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dead assn . o. /Wow
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Nor dots till- iiiipl%

- of purpose

\laity of his Utterances deserve , and twill

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a.

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respect his sititeritt and

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PAINTINt,

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to enter and Mid within its

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ser%e - to hitthe ctminininty hie in at

ing by serious - minded I,euple. I one need not

\la ! tit.



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Dr. Adler's Justification

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INcallicr when the •• ••tatiiiiiip., i oon, I

Entered as second-class mutter March 1 , 1916. lit
1•,,,,totl,.(. at isetroit.
Nlich.. under the Act of Maich :: is

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the church and synagog,' 11a ,

12.00 per year

Jewish people. but disclaims responsibility fur an indorsement of the
expressed by the wr.ters.

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1 au 1In.- Orem, nut
son, ..eof 4vsswirbi, It •ftisteer .tositwaset

petrat,,1 1,i those win' art aitta

nagopti , . that I ool

All correspondence to insure publication must he
;Bice Tuesday evening of each wech

4,14i Ia,

one that should Inc alisohnen, dein,

Phone: Cherry s al

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eeirapete.
• 'rent
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synagtigu• early an lune and n o t 1..

Ottices 307.308 Peter Smith Building.

RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN,

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, slap. of -ft. *Ss.. •iendt, soa.nont

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w ithout a •



pt.

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tam them but the
nu, tortit dors tio• 1

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HISt401,
that Israel's prophetic ideas of san - ial justice the end of the war. ought to Inc entirely
0.01411; , 1•te
1:ut
-ort
I, I • 4 eflelilln intuit •Incis
ail tat4ua gel )eils • • f,•• 0,0 • •.-.
Is of our time fs to forget the e-sential hysteria has taken hold of man% young w , dmcn ill the-,
"1 hey I roe, than • h n ndrnd yr.a• Woe
g
lt•011/0•
/40 • 1/4/lig, „.. I.• ,
--
III our time is offering its supreme r; ,
Seetll to regard it :is a manifestation
patriot-III oh their part to I'1441.404,1 hilt (h.' it* NA. :614.1.04Cd t. l ulnatr, inn. tern rn,ry „'
s-trii a 111101,11
of sAtIlliscal fret' could ...oily ninefold a tio,n:;,'
iltar of life the I•st of its treasures, To , semi forth a soldier husband rather than a soldier s.seetlicart.
Hr 4,00.;
ti•iu
• of f1a41, 1Arliati)
, of the prophets do not stillice for o u t ,
But the out•ptitol may - he legitimately asked as
flu-
id system certainly higher than any which part of the marl there is the same heroie •pirOt who, to - •

enli,teil iii hi, country'- ',en

w it!

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To be stir.-, Dr. . ,,,, . holds that in casting aside Junlai•iii, and .. aeriti ee whirl, wi d er „ii„ 1 ,•iren,,,,,tama•. he

Christianity, too. and establishing his ethical society, he bas aettiall ■

••

lio

not t,

be readily granted even by many of those who are not a ■ own

.10,4 ti• 'tilt ol the miller ••• it In of

It

••

childhood been permeated with the f•wisli ideal. \\ hat has pups- which his courtly has called hunt, `aiy fear that she will not do a,
larized ethical culture alining certain classes 1- o u t its superior ethical' is a challeng• to her loyalty and to his t toiltiteni iti her,

udder faiths Inane

tl'11 1 1 1:11

to letter the souls of mem itio,e0 by

af• written N ith the Inn. that 171:111 . ■

a lake 0,41110' of

a y

patriotic duty to enter maul a hasty and

11'e hang a suspicion that had conditions in our -great I a-tern ill considered marriage at this

tIllIe 1111•

Le deter ted



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ilietropoli,, awl particularly ju 'Ili leading ,'onto. gallon. been some- I 1 he !we of a good marl and a good woman i- the roust .an red thing

%%-hat different upon Ihr. Adler's return to \ ineriea after his student in the world,

exponent- of leforlit Judaism and not the founder oof a new

lint he tv:IS

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not lie Oh

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brook congregational bo-si-lin

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himself to enter upon a ministry in which he wars likely to be barn-

that 1./r. .\ oiler 'should now explain his bloat!) wilt loiolooi - m up o n,

oi

oio

1,,

pyg ,, One

d

or Christianity well attest, ,I,

lilcnt

tvutild have nnulc

ethical culture

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is altogether likely that the
rapid advancement tha n

Um, h uulre

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remains very largely a Neu% York instiiiitioili.

branch' , hate been establi ■ lied, it has had

of Dr

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In other cities is here

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culture service much in the same spirit i v hound i„„„. 1 ,1,,

as he attends a ttni%ersity lecture ur a platform address. If the sub-
ject is timely and the speaker eloquent, his amlimice is likely to be

large. If the reverse is true, it hill be heard by an ever-diminishing

congregation. Now tiny tni)% einem that depend. upon some sur-

passing personality fur its popularity can so tro-o-ly hope for pm ina-

Certainly under It-se intelligent rind invoicing leadership than
that of its etninent founder, ethical culture ha-, little to hope fur.
The Jots, tvho fur the sake of convenience or fur N111 lal 11'40 , 111
on-, %tipu milted by it sort of intellectual snobbishness, have It-ft the
synagogue fur the halls 14 ethICal rulUtrr, trill gradually return. It

liciice.

is a movement without a history and tliertfore tvithomt the

of appeal that an historical faith is likely to hint,
If ever Judaism had to fear the inroads of ethical culture it need

nut )1(1 so today. In the light of Ihr, Adler's explanation as tie %thy

he hits left the fold, the appeal of Judaism to thinking men and
women should be stronger than ever.

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ill 'flip. Una• Inrnrllo• Ii- u'quurd

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defend 11 whru , •11,11

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ness Joophois would re. orah the
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pnea• mann' with this project.
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reasons for his leaving the faith of Israel.

\Vert. the moral superiority

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Dr. .1.11er, lie cannot but feel that Ito Ii of the pr

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shined moral insufficiency of Indaism were well-grounded practical

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ethical and philosophical grounds, Ills attempt to do -4, i-, ae has/

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religionists. Ethical culture is. in the last analysis. a summation: in po-ition to assure to Ins wile the protection and the e•anforte

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framed this nate,
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youth of FTigliniol
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have bull patriarch of the tribes, the old limo
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the riot' world, initimis iirorn snot prr• surds awaiting ripening for such an of tht tentitrito, a kindly and helping
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stale Illainned and disappenred; event, It has toren treaty laid that
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hand'
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