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""The legal and political scholar, Mark D. Friedman, offers a learned yet accessible work that defends, promotes, and elucidates a liberal and pluralistic reading of the Jewish tradition. In his first foray into Jewish philosophy, Friedman touches upon multiple issues relating to Jewish law, but is especially helpful in navigating instances in which Jewish sources seem to conflict with contemporary ethical values."" --Ari Ackerman, president, Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem

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After retiring from the successful practice of corporate law, Mark D. Friedman returned to his first love, the study of philosophy. Two of his books on moral/political theory have been published by a respected academic press. He lives in a small town outside of Seattle, with his family of four, and is very active in his local synagogue. His interests include attending his children's activities and family travel.

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