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ng of the American Jewish community, American | Judaism: A History. |
He was the editor of | Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thoug |
Exploring | Judaism: A Reconstructionist Approach with Jacob Stau |
spiritual purification for the wicked dead in | Judaism, a place envisioned as being at the greatest |
Affirmations of | Judaism, a collection of his sermons, was well regard |
ssianic Pathways in the Post- Expulsion Era", | Judaism: A Quarterly Journal, Special Symposium issue |
Sarna's book, "American | Judaism: A History" is read by the Integrated Jewish |
the national Women's League for Conservative | Judaism), a Men's Club (affiliated with the Federatio |
Defining | Judaism: A Reader (Equinox Publishing, 2009) |
In reaction to the emergence of Reform | Judaism, a group of traditionalist German Jews emerge |
is article is within the scope of WikiProject | Judaism, a collaborative effort to improve the covera |
As the three cardinal doctrines of | Judaism, Abba Mari accentuates: (1) That of the recog |
Helena became a convert to | Judaism about the year 30 CE. |
m only intensified the debate within American | Judaism about how Halacha, Jewish peoplehood and Zion |
Levitt, who had been raised in Reform | Judaism, accepted Yeshua (Jesus Christ) as the Jewish |
Nazism respectable - all the while describing | Judaism according to the medieval canons of the blood |
istian, when she was 24, Stanton converted to | Judaism after considering several Eastern religions. |
edia should be biased in favor of traditional | Judaism against newer branches. |
He became the mad man who tried to eliminate | Judaism all together but failed. |
Modern day Rabbinic | Judaism almost invariably follows the teachings of Hi |
iel Rahabi (1694-1772), of Cochin who revived | Judaism among Bene Israel Jews of India. |
Judaism and Christianity: A Sketch of the Progress of | |
s that Paul is fully congruent with Messianic | Judaism, and that the New Testament is to be taken by |
ged of elements relating to Jesus' childhood, | Judaism, and material challenging Marcion's dualism. |
ost Tribes, owing to the Khazars' adoption of | Judaism, and they are described in Arabic sources as |
at he was “one of the great leaders of Reform | Judaism and one of the greatest American religious le |
could best understand their faith by studying | Judaism and suggested that Christians "could gain som |
Orthodox | Judaism and Islam forbid the castration of either hum |
stianity, a Semitic religion intertwined with | Judaism, and returning to the pagan religions of the |
Israelite respecting the differences between | Judaism and Christianity. |
ist (one who believes in God as understood by | Judaism, and rejects non-Jewish ideas) the non-Jewish |
d characteristic of a male adherent of Haredi | Judaism, and with his clothes in blue with white edge |
HIV/AIDS and is widely known as an expert on | Judaism and GLBT civil rights. |
recognition of "his life's work to revitalize | Judaism and strengthen Jewish identity among Jews the |
ll the languages of culture were derived from | Judaism and that it was the duty of the Jews to acqui |
ious observance within the tenets of orthodox | judaism and for the relief of poverty." |
Tolerance and Intolerance in Early | Judaism and Christianity, Cambridge University Press, |
o the age of 32, his conversion to Islam from | Judaism and his journey to Mecca and his magnum opus, |
g about the Armenians, contained allusions to | Judaism and Israel, which in turn dovetailed with Wer |
s her husband and other Khazars to convert to | Judaism and establish it as the official religion of |
entras has been an important center of French | Judaism, and is home to the oldest synagogue in Franc |
The Parting of the Ways: | Judaism and the Rise of Christianity (1954) |
In | Judaism and Christianity, it is unclear whether the l |
tion is regarded as a duty - such as tithe in | Judaism and many Christian sects - exceeding it is a |
He belongs to the Lithuanian branch of | Judaism, and heads a division of the famed Ponevezh Y |
Most of his work concerns | Judaism and the Jew's role in history and modern soci |
lcino was a Franciscan friar who had embraced | Judaism, and was burned alive on the Campo dei Fiori |
rahamic faiths sees him "waiting offstage" in | Judaism and playing on the same sporting team as Muha |
irector for the West Coast branch of Jews for | Judaism, and has been quoted as an expert on Jewish c |
ssembly, the United Synagogue of Conservative | Judaism and the National Association of Evangelicals. |
agogue is a member of the Movement for Reform | Judaism, and shares similar goals. |
Judaism and the Challenges of Modern Life, co-edited | |
e-President of the World Union of Progressive | Judaism, and a biblical scholar. |
and, though raised Catholic, she converted to | Judaism and the couple was married twice: As there wa |
e Literature, and the Religion of Hellenistic | Judaism and Primitive Christianity, published in 1901 |
ars of American Jewry, Great Voices of Reform | Judaism, and Hebrew Union College: 125 Years. |
Rapoport's book, | Judaism and Homosexuality: An Authentic Orthodox View |
Hertzberg's love of | Judaism and the Jewish texts was at the core of his l |
t date in defining the wedge between Orthodox | Judaism and the nascent Conservative Judaism champion |
r in Jewish culture, the relationship between | Judaism and Christianity in Late Antiquity, the disco |
not see Jewish law as binding, such as Reform | Judaism and Humanistic Judaism, may allow this ceremo |
The synagogue has an inclusive approach to | Judaism and all sorts of people are involved in the c |
fteen years, Adas Israel moved towards Reform | Judaism and membership grew to 25 families. |
rology is integral to the Hebrew alphabet and | Judaism, and in recognition of this aspect of its Jew |
rly Christianity and its relations to ancient | Judaism, and has also written on the theme of religio |
oza put forth his most systematic critique of | Judaism, and all organized religion in general. |
"of all the known movements of conversion to | Judaism and incidents of Judaizing, those connected w |
hypothesis adhered to in liberal branches of | Judaism and Christianity, and probably adheres to exc |
teachings draw upon the tradition of Orthodox | Judaism and emphasize religious pluralism, both among |
She converted to | Judaism and has spoken about her experience in some o |
and the descendants of Nazis who converted to | Judaism and moved to Israel. |
Judaism and the Challenges of Modern Life, Co-Editor | |
Muslim writers on | Judaism and the Hebrew Bible : from Ibn Rabban to Ibn |
peaking, his father was a Polish convert from | Judaism and his mother was Russian Catholic. |
Orthodox rabbi, essayist, poet and scholar of | Judaism and Jewish philosophy. |
nationalism, Pan-Slavism, German thought, and | Judaism, and was an early contributor to the Foreign |
Hargis as an information service to Messianic | Judaism and is now based in Midland, MI, USA. |
Paul, | Judaism and the Gentiles. |
c Seal of Jerusalem is a symbol for Messianic | Judaism and Christians who show an affinity for thing |
o a non-observant Jewish family, she explored | Judaism and other faiths during her teens before conv |
The book also contains discussions of | Judaism and Jewish identity and of electronic technol |
he discussion of issues relevant to Messianic | Judaism and Messianic Jewish congregations. |
ian captivity had a number of consequences on | Judaism and Jewish culture, including changes to the |
Judaism and World Religion (1991) | |
sition, where he at once avowed his belief in | Judaism and his determination to remain true to the f |
kashrut in | Judaism and halaal in Islam). |
PhD in Second Temple | Judaism and Christian Origins, Department of Near Eas |
nquiry into the historic relationship between | Judaism and Christianity. |
In some religions, such as | Judaism and Islam, there are religious restrictions o |
Islam, | Judaism and the Political Role of Religions in the Mi |
d biography of the founder of British Liberal | Judaism and one of the most original Jewish scholars |
Main articles: Messianic | Judaism and Hebrew Christians |
His major works include his books | Judaism and World Religion and The Analytic Movement: |
laimed that "Christianity begins as a kind of | Judaism, and we must recognize that words spoken in a |
Jewish historian Demetrios, In: Christianity, | Judaism and Other Greco-Roman Cults, III (1975) pp. |
of Jewish descent, but they did not practice | Judaism and had little connection to the Jewish commu |
te of Continuing Education, Studies in Islam, | Judaism and Muslim-Jewish Relations. |
athan (1998) "The Khazars' Formal Adoption of | Judaism and Byzantium's Northern Policy" in: Oxford S |
cle 28 Conspiracy indictment against "Israel, | Judaism and Jews". |
er S. Wurzburger, a leader of Modern Orthodox | Judaism and student of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, |
Unlike | Judaism and Islam, the two other great monotheistic r |
several issues which are important to Haredi | Judaism, and interviews with important figures. |
ese groups, broadly, comprise Modern Orthodox | Judaism and Haredi Judaism, with most Hasidic Jewish |
l law in Christianity, Early Christianity and | Judaism, and Paul of Tarsus and Judaism. |
The | Judaism and Urban Poverty (JUP) curriculum was develo |
ng the various facets of Christianity, Islam, | Judaism, and other major religions, and the role of r |
ng the 1950s, this book, as well as the essay | Judaism and Modern Man, set out influential positions |
Israel to learn more about Jewish history and | Judaism, and converted to Judaism in 1978 under the a |
Jewish study at the RRC creates a love of | Judaism and a love of Jewish life without relying on |
He is the author of "Israel:" | Judaism and its Social Metaphors and The Incarnation |
For example, both | Judaism and Islam prohibit the consumption of pork, a |
egarded as dangerous to the best interests of | Judaism, and in this connection wrote his Esh Dat (Lo |
Munk was an earnest student of | Judaism and a faithful Jew. |
ession of the Orthodox from the whole body of | Judaism and therefore refused to take part in a congr |
Judaism and Modern Man: An Interpretation of Jewish R | |
der of the Chabad-Lubavitch branch of Hasidic | Judaism, and then his successor, Rabbi Menachem Mende |
school strengthens and energizes Conservative | Judaism and Klal Yisrael. |
pices of the United Synagogue of Conservative | Judaism, and draws its participants mostly from USY a |
. This Nasrani faith had many similarities to | Judaism, and, owing to the heritage of the Nasrani pe |
on a number of roles at the Union for Reform | Judaism, and, after a serious and disabling accident |
Netzer, The Zionist Youth Movement for Reform | Judaism, are also located there. |
Christianity and Islam, as derivatives of | Judaism, are also condemned; by contrast, 'Aryan' cul |
ers of the Chabad-Lubavitch school of Hasidic | Judaism) are interred there. |
e by permission of Vespasian, a new centre of | Judaism arose under the leadership of the aged Johana |
in a Leviticus Rabba (one of the Midrashim of | Judaism) around the fourth century, in both Hebrew an |
e on the grounds that Gentiles would consider | Judaism as ridiculous (Alkalai, "Zekor le-Abraham," i |
ssary of terms used by followers of Messianic | Judaism; as they regard their religion as both a Jewi |
and all religions, including Christianity and | Judaism, as socio-cultural phenomena that developed i |
t importance.The acceptance by the Berbers of | Judaism as a religion, and its embrace by many, inclu |
After his conversion to | Judaism as a ger tzedek he became an Orthodox rabbi w |
wish Congregations (UMJC) envisions Messianic | Judaism as a movement of Jewish congregations and gro |
ins that with the fact that while he dislikes | Judaism as a religion, he also remains unconvinced by |
d the hypothesis of the existence of “Enochic | Judaism” as a distinctive form of Judaism in the earl |
cause of the eastern Mediterranean origins of | Judaism as such and partly because the similarity of |
orial can be understood as an appreciation of | Judaism as a religion of the "book"; however, it also |
s criticisms of Zionism, Jewish identity, and | Judaism, as well as his controversial views on The Ho |
rs of Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Islam and | Judaism as well as several prominent experts on philo |
k written by Flavius Josephus as a defense of | Judaism as a classical religion and philosophy, stres |
wish mayors of Auckland, although he rejected | Judaism as a teenager and became a lifelong atheist. |
ulfield - at the 2001 census, 16.6% professed | Judaism as their religious affiliation, second only t |
rsian population (many of whom also adhere to | Judaism) as well as a notable Israeli American popula |
sh family, Marcus became interested in Reform | Judaism at the age of 15. |
He converted to | Judaism at age 26. |
against the innovations being introduced into | Judaism at that time, while also opposing the increas |
Rabbi Freifeld's unique approach to teaching | Judaism attracted a number of wide-ranging students i |
Before marrying Bash, King converted to | Judaism, Bash's religion. |
ho is prohibited by some religions, including | Judaism, because they contain animal gelatin and emul |
father is Jewish and his mother converted to | Judaism before marrying his father. |
In 1983, Cameron Kerry converted to | Judaism before marrying Kathy Weinman. |
llow students to build a strong foundation in | Judaism before beginning university studies. |
books dealing with Lehi, the Book of Mormon, | Judaism between Malachi and the New Testament, the Ne |
highlights the influence of Iranian ideas on | Judaism, Buddhism and Christianity. |
ot to argue about and defend the doctrines of | Judaism, but to appeal to the sentiments and to stir |
thus he decides that a slave who has embraced | Judaism, but desires to postpone the necessary circum |
on relations with other religions, especially | Judaism but also Islam. |
of this prayer is not required by halakha in | Judaism, but nevertheless, is prized by halakhic auth |
between the spiritual leaders of Palestinian | Judaism by the separation of the scribes into the two |
bound to observe the mitzvot (commandments of | Judaism) by following the customs appropriate to his |
The essence of | Judaism, by Leo Baeck, translated by Howe and Victor |
She was converted to | Judaism by Ananias of Adiabene. |
r, stating that many of the Alans had adopted | Judaism by that time. |
have postulated that the Khazar conversion to | Judaism came as a result of contact with existing Jew |
y Nebuchadnezzar in 587 BCE and discusses how | Judaism can survive when the temple is no longer in e |
id Lieber, who later headed the University of | Judaism; cantor and composer Meir Finkelstein; and Ra |
a prolific scholar, with over 500 lectures on | Judaism captured on media and available online. |
In ancient | Judaism, castrated animals were deemed unfit for sacr |
Abraham's Curse: The Roots of Violence in | Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Doubleday, 2008. |
derstanding of the three Abrahamic religions, | Judaism, Christianity and Islam, in Israel. |
as also known for his knowledge of religions ( | Judaism, Christianity but even Hinduism and Zoroastri |
Maybaum wrote many reflections on | Judaism, Christianity, the Holocaust and Zionism. |
in the numerous theophanic accounts shared by | Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. |
ay, examining everything from Zoroastrianism, | Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Hopi and the Maya. |
ar on the Commonality of Cultural Traditions: | Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. |
for the Word: Medieval Scriptural Exegesis in | Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, edited by Jane Damm |
Exploring women's place in | Judaism, Coming of age: Adult Bat Mitzvah takes a can |
ished articles that attack Hinduism, Zionism, | Judaism, Communism and American neoconservatism. |
ities and traditionalists within Conservative | Judaism consider a broader range of male-male sexual |
Jewish views of divorce differ, with Reform | Judaism considering civil divorces adequate. |
s in the Religious Zionist stream of Orthodox | Judaism continue to hold that it is forbidden for Jew |
erpretation of his grandfather's ideas on how | Judaism could be harmonised with the general culture |
tein of the Religious Action Center of Reform | Judaism criticized Winfrey in the New York Times for |
reation adopted by the American branch Reform | Judaism, critics have said it takes quite a bit away |
wed into Christianity, have been published as | Judaism Despite Christianity. |
Theodosius also persecuted | Judaism, destroying a number of synagogues. |
vance, A History of the Jewish Experience and | Judaism: Development and Life. |
Though, naturally, more traditional religious | Judaism did not escape its satire: The 1915 ‘Christma |
ill also notes that in Jesus' time mainstream | Judaism did make a distinction between lesser and gre |
Reform | Judaism does not afford any special status or recogni |
al Copeland and the prominent rabbi of Reform | Judaism Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Barney Pressman, foun |
She specializes in | Judaism, especially talmudic literature and culture. |
Judaism even then had ceased for Holdheim to be an en | |
ar II, he began teaching at the University of | Judaism, eventually rising to the position of Senior |
Meditation and | Judaism: Exploring the Jewish Meditative Paths (2004) |
Throughout the film, she immerses herself in | Judaism, following traditions such as the Sabbath. |
ou a Little Wisdom (Harmony Books, 1999), Zen | Judaism: For You a Little Enlightenment (Harmony Book |
faculty in 1968, she established workshops on | Judaism for church leaders and teachers, and led stud |
He is known to scholars of | Judaism for his Magen Avraham commentary on the Orach |
It is from this commandment that | Judaism forms the foundation of its many traditions a |
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