The late 20th century saw the formation of many organizations giving life to Humanistic Judaism. Now that it has been formed as an organized movement, the dialogue about the nature of Humanistic Judaism and how it should approach the problems of the 21st century and beyond is proceeding.  These thinkers will help shape philosophy in the 21st century and infuse it with new life, bringing it out of the doldrums of the last century.

Peter Bishop, Ph.D
Prof. Bernard Sorj

In addition to individual philosophers of note, there are websites offering collections of philosophical writings that deserve our notice.

Free Judaism
Contemplate from the Center for Cultural Judaism