62 Friday, March 14, 1975
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- 968-8490.
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The publication of books
by and about Martin Buber
continues unabated since
his death in 1965 as it did in
his lifetime. Most of his
writings have, by this time,
appeared in paperback edi-
tions.
"The Hebrew Hunianism
of Martin Buber" is an am-
bitious undertaking, and is
additionaiproof that Buber
is one of the most seminal
thinkers on Jewish and
'universal then as in the 20th
Century.
Practically every aspect
of Buber's thought is ana-
lyzed by Grete Schaeder
(translated by Noah-Jacobs
and published by Wayne
State University Press).
The sources of his ideas,
his contacts with thinkers
both past and present, and
their past in shaping Bub-
er's world view are dealt
with in considerable detail.
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Hebrew Humanism of Martin Buber
40 — BUSINESS CARDS
If your boat
needs work call JO.
Sat. between
It is important to define,
in reviewing this book,
what is Hebrew humanism
in reference to Martin
Buber. In discussions of
Judaism we are used to ac-
cepting a religionist with-
out question. When we
think, however, of a reli-
9 & 5 p.m.
922-7408
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by experienced technician.
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if no answer call 557-2163
METRO WINDOW
CLEANING AND
HOME CARE
Temple Israel will mark
Jewish Chautauqua Night
at its Sabbath Eve services
8:30 p.m. today.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme
will speak on "Questions
that Non-Jews Ask of a
Rabbi: My Experiences on
College Campuses as a Rep-
resentative of the Jewish,
Chautauqua Society."
Plaques honoring $1,000
life membership, contribu-
tors to the soceity will be
presented to. Mrs. Victor A.
Axelroad in memory of Mr.
Axelroad, Samuel W. Barr,'
Clarence Goldberg, John M.
Haddosv, Jerome A. Kauf-
man, Rabbi Harold S. Loss,
William Miller, Peter Mil-
lion, Alan Nathan, Dr. Low-
ell J. Ressler, Jeffrey Stew-
art and Louis Zuckerman.
541-0278
Handyman-carpenter, needs work. •
Call Tom 541-7860, 558-1383.
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tablecloths.
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No Sabbath Calls
t *
'Sisterhood of Cong.:.
Beth Achim's exciting*
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*place April 27th and*
*28th.
different Artisans*
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No War Seen
if Efforts Fail
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Former Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan told Hebrew
University students last
week that a failure to reach
a new agreement with the
Arabs did not mean a war.
would break out, although
tension in the Mideast
would grow.
"We are closer now to a
peace settlement with the
Arabs than we have ever
been in the past," he said,
adding that this did not
mean a settlement was cer-
tain.
This is the theme of "The
Hebrew Humanism of Mar-
tin Buber." A good example
is one of Buber's earliest
works, "Addresses on Juda-
ism" where he calls for "the
renewal of the entire man".
The Jewish renaissance of
this century had to result in
a growing "self-determina-
tion of the national soul"
and a new humanitarian
culture for the Jewish peo-
ple.
Judaism, says Buber, is to
be understood as what takes
place within man as well as
between man and God.
Buber is best known for
his book "I and Thou,"
where "Thou" is not only a
human being, but the
"eternal Thou" as well. Life
is an unending dialogue be-
tween man and man as well
as between Man and God.
Man is an essential partner
in this dialogue.
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gious humanist it means
that the emphasis is on the
human being in relation to
God, to the universe, and
to human culture and civi-
lazation. In the case of
Hebrew humanism, the
roots of the person's out-
look on life lie deeply
embedded in the Jewish
tradition — the faith, his-
tory, and future of Israel.
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'Vatican to Include
Israel in Dialogue'
CINCINNATI • — The
head of the Natiohal Confer-
ence of Catholic Bishops
predicted that the Vatican
would include the question
of Israel as part of its new
dialogue with the Jewish
community.
"As Catholics learn by
NN, hat essential traits Jews
define themselves in light of
their religious experience,
one of these traits will be an
understanding of the link
between the people and the
land," explained Joseph L.
Bernardin, Archbishop of
the Roman Catholic Arch-
diocese of Cincinnati and
president of the National
Conference of Catholic Bish-
ops and United States Cath-
olic Conference.
National Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods, will
receive a special, citation
for . a $5,000 fellowship.
This is not merely phi-
losophy. For Buber all of
history is the arena where
man meets God. The.Bible,
the fountainhead of reli-
gious Judaism (beautifully
translated into German by
Franz Rosenzweig and
Martin Buber) is for
Buber a record . of the dia-
logue between God and the
Jew as man, and between
_God and the Jewish com-
munity of faith.
Buber's dedication to
Zionism meant more than
the creation of a Jewish
State with a Jewish major-
ity. Here too, amidst the
maneuvering of political
parties and platforms, he
was primarily interested in
the regeneration of the indi-
vidual Jew, which -"must
take place within the larger
sphere of a renewal of the
people."
The fact that Zionism
produced. the Halutz was an
accomplishment of primary
importance. because the
Halutz not only opened up
the country of palestine, but
was the pioneer of a new life
form.
This was what gave Zion-
ism its authenticity and its
historical justification. This
type of humanism was for
Buber not only a matter of
personal preference but the
result of his interpretation
of Israel's history, religion,
and what Israel stood for
vis-a-vis humanity.
The message of Hasid-
ism is one that Buber pre-
sented and emphasized in
a number of his books and
in almost everything he
The Jewish Chautauqua wrote. Hasidism was more
Society is the major educa- than a religious movement
tional program conducted and more than a subject in
by the NFTB to provide un- action.
derstanding about Judaism
It was the regeneration
and the Jewish heritage to of the Jewish faith
non-Jews.
through the formation of a
holy community of Jews
_Contract Available that strives for the estab-
for Sale of Hametz lishment of the kingdom of
God and a life of genuine
Homemakers may dele- piety. Hence the idea of
gate the power of attorney neo-Hasidism.
to Rabbi Betzalel .Gottlieb of
"The sanctification of
Cong. Mishkan Israel Nu- daily life that Hasidism —
sach H'Ari to perform the calls for is what is most
mitzva of selling the hametz needed- at this perilous
—according to a legal con- hour when the fading light
tract drawn up for Rabbi has departed and . darkness
GOttlieb of the Lubavitch has descended, waiting
Center. •
with soul in readiness un-
The document, appears til dawn breaks and a path
elsewhere in this edition, becomes visible where
conforms with the precept none suspected it."
that a Jew must sell all
"Our age," continues
bread and leavened products Buber, "no longer finds
that remain in his home or God in religion. Only in
on his property for Pass- the world, in the holy con-
over. The homeowner locks tact with all being can
away the, hametz that he man hope to meet Him
wishes to sell in a specified again." This conviction of
place in his house; then the meeting God everywhere
rabbi acts as intermediary in ever-renewed dialogue
to transact a sale of the is Buber's faith in Hasid=
hametz products' to a non- ism as a path to human
Jew.
regeneration.
For the duration of Pas-
These are only a few of
sover, this sale is legal and the themes treated in
binding according to Torah Grete Schaeder's book. All
law, as well as according to are dealt with with a
state law; the hametz does freshness and clarity
not belong to the home-
which is a tribute to the
owner, although it is in
author's dedication to the
his house. After Passover subject.
the transaction is reversed
and the hametz again be-
comes the property of the
homeowner.
There is no charge for this
service. Deadline is 9 a.m.
March 26.
Buber was a Hebrew hu-
manist whose every word
and thought opens up new
worlds of ideas and under-
standing. He holds a high
place in the galaxy of great
modern Jewish thinkers.