Tackling some of the most pertinent questions Jews ask themselves every day, this insightful examination of American Jewry considers the relevance of the Jewish religion and its traditions in the modern world. Culled from interviews with Jews from varying backgrounds, this book addresses the major issues that affect all Jews, regardless of age, sex, or level of practice. From answering the question What is Judaism, anyway? and considering the relationships between Jews and their community to understanding the state of Jewish education and discussing the issues involved in keeping kosher, this book offers hints for reconciling ancient religious customs with life in the 21st century and enriching one's spiritual life.