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I Don't Know What To BELIEVE
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I Don't Know What To BELIEVE
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I Don’t Know What to Believe
Author: Rabbi Ben Kamin
Overview
At a time when more Americans—especially younger generations—are unaffiliated with organized religion, I Don’t Know What to Believe offers an accessible exploration of authentic spirituality. Rabbi Ben Kamin draws from over 30 years of ministry, answering real questions from real people about belief, identity, and connection with a higher power.
This book addresses the struggles of those who feel torn between tradition and personal truth, offering perspective, hope, and inclusiveness. Rather than rigid dogma, it provides spiritual guidance for seekers who want meaning without being bound by labels or institutions.
Features
- Relevant Questions Answered: Addresses challenges like: “Why does my parents’ religion have to define me?” and “Am I God’s child even if I don’t attend services?”
- Inclusive Spirituality: Encourages respect for traditions while allowing room for personal exploration.
- Authentic Voice: Draws from decades of pastoral experience and real conversations with people searching for belonging.
- Bridges Divides: Offers spiritual pragmatism, showing that scripture and faith can be alive, human, and inclusive.
Who It’s For
- Spiritual seekers who feel disconnected from organized religion.
- Young adults questioning faith traditions and seeking authenticity.
- Readers of all backgrounds curious about building a personal relationship with the divine.
- Anyone longing for hope, inclusiveness, and meaning in a skeptical age.
About the Author
Rabbi Ben Kamin is an award-winning author of ten books and a noted scholar on the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Since his ordination in 1978, he has led congregations in Toronto, New York, Cleveland, and San Diego. He has published hundreds of articles in major outlets such as The New York Times and the International Herald-Tribune and appears frequently on radio and television. Rabbi Kamin also serves on national boards focused on community and multicultural affairs. He lives in Encinitas, California with his wife and four children.
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