Non-Orthodox Jews outside Israel are a rapidly declining population as they marry gentiles and produce few Jewish children and fewer Jewish grandchildren. Jewish but Not Religious proposes novel remedies to reverse this decline: applying Jewish ethical guidance in everyday life, appreciating the Jewish contribution to civilization, bonding across the Jewish spectrum and with gentile allies, challenging false narratives about Israel, and cherishing the wonder of Jewish survival. Jewish but Not Religious is essential reading for those concerned about Jewish continuity.