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• A Religious Idea Called "America" (Jewish Ledger)

  In his book Americanism (Doubleday, 2006), Professor David Gelernter of Yale University, a former senior fellow in Jewish thought at the Shlaem Center in Jerusalem, argues that what we have come to call "Americanism" is in fact a secular version of Zionism.

• Jonathan Storm: 'Nova' digs into the Old Testament (Philly.com)

  Now that politics has died down, tonight's two-hour Nova goes into that other dinner-party no-no: religion. "The Bible's Buried Secrets" (WHYY TV12, 8 p.m.) merges science with scripture in an attempt to find the roots of Judaism, and hence, Christianity and Islam.

• National News (Baltimore Jewish Times)

  The Baltimore Jewish Times is a preeminent publication in North America, covering regional community issues and news with quality award-winning journalism, including Israel news, opinion, and analysis, giving a unique perspective.

• Respected rabbi to step down at Corona synagogue to devote time to studies (The Press-Enterprise)

  If you think being a spiritual leader is tough, try being a part-time rabbi working on two doctoral degrees and commuting 60 miles one way to work.

• Holocaust skulls laid to rest in Salt Lake City (The Salt Lake Tribune)

      The morning sun dried the dew as Ira Tannenbaum, 81, walked through the cemetery atop the Avenues, one of the three Jewish burial grounds in Salt Lake City he helps oversee. Beyond the headstones inscribed with Hebrew lettering and the Star of David, he stopped at an unmarked spot where community members had gathered late last month.

• Mosques and synagogues reach across divide (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)

  American Jews and Muslims, reaching beyond the Middle East conflict, are joining hands to battle prejudices within and against their communities.

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