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3187:"The study of the Torah shall be our main intellectual pursuit. ... We are not to study Torah from the standpoint of another science or for the sake of that science. So, too, we are to be careful not to introduce into the sphere of the Torah foreign ideas. ... Rather, we should always be mindful of the superiority of the Torah, which differs from all other scientific knowledge through its Divine origin. ... do not demand of us to completely ignore all the scientific knowledge ... that a person familiar with these other realms of knowledge, but ... only from the Torah's perspective ... and they warn us that neglecting this perspective will jeopardize our intellectual life."
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2986:"Judaism is not a mere adjunct to life: it comprises all of life. To be a Jew is not a mere part, it is the sum total of our task in life. To be a Jew in the synagogue and the kitchen, in the field and the warehouse, in the office and the pulpit ... with the needle and the graving-tool, with the pen and the chiselâthat is what it means to be a Jew." (
3015:, the less it is possible to confine its outlook to the synagogue. the more the Jew is a Jew, the more universalist will be his views and aspirations the less aloof will he be from ... art or science, culture or education ... the more joyfully will he applaud whenever he sees truth and justice and peace and the ennoblement of man." (
3284:, narrowing its application over time. Schwab warned of the dangers of contemporary moral attitudes in secular culture and literature, and emphasized that followers of Neo-Orthodoxy therefore require a strong basis of faith and knowledge, and must exercise caution in engagements with the secular world.
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compromise. In his view, Judaism is "an untouchable sanctuary which must not be subjected to human judgment nor subordinated to human considerations" and "progress is valid only to the extent that it does not interfere with religion". He states that "the Jew will not want to accomplish anything that
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Rabbinic tradition therefore recognizes that achieving an appropriate balance could pose both practical and philosophic challenges (e.g., the requirement for secular education as opposed to limited vocational training), and the various issues are therefore widely discussed: (i) in various tractates
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to a gainful occupation; permissible knowledge would be limited to functional and occupation related knowledge, and (possibly) secular knowledge that enables one to better interpret and understand the Torah. The "median interpretation" encourages the study of secular knowledge, but only insofar as
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in the above Mishna is generally taken as "earning a livelihood", and the Mishna is thus read as "Beautiful is the study of Torah combined with 'earning a livelihood'". In consonance, Rabbinic opinion has a general requirement for earning a livelihood, but in such a fashion that one may also
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states that working laymen (×ע×× ×ת××) should ensure that their business activities are secondary to their Torah study, and, regardless, should set aside 3 or 4 hours each day to studyâif required, limiting one's lifestyle such that this amount of study is possible. The popular
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more generally requires that: "when you are engaged in business or in a trade to earn a livelihood, you should not aspire to accumulate wealth, but pursue your work in order to support your family, to give charity, and to raise your children to study the Torah..." See also
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he cannot accomplish as a Jew. Any step which takes him away from
Judaism is not for him a step forward, is not progress. He exercises this self-control without a pang, for he does not wish to accomplish his own will on earth but labours in the service of God." In
3584:. Thus, the optimum course to be adopted in all cases is to devote oneself to full-time Torah learning for as long as possible; "to go out into the world is a course to be adopted only when there is no other alternative". Here, the Hirschian model is seen as
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Under a "narrow interpretation", exposure to secular philosophy, music, art, literature, or ethics must be functional. Under a "median interpretation", this exposure is permissible, and even required, for the sake of the domination of Torah values over one's
3269:, also a native of Frankfurt, served as the second Rabbi of the "Breuer" community, until his death in 1995. Solomon Breuer and Joseph Breuer are often regarded as Hirsch's intellectual heirs, while Schwab is regarded as aligned with the more traditional
3429:, particularly regarding the synthesis of Judaism and secular culture. Organizations on the left of Modern Orthodoxy have embraced the "broad interpretation", although critics say that, philosophical issues aside, their "relatively relaxed stance" in
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points out, however, that Rabbi Hirsch was required to make the speech for "political reasons" and that in this speech Hirsch "did not even hint, not a single word, that the Jewish people had anything at all to learn from ideas." See
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is in itself a practice of Torah." One must "establish the Torah's primacy over the modes of business and professional life so that his behavior transforms even that 'mundane' portion of his life into a sanctification."
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is the highest duty of the Jew", and "even to suggest that anything can be parallel to Torah is a blasphemy of the highest order; Torah is above all, and everything else in life must be conducted in accordance with the
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this permits application of a Torah outlook and philosophy to human knowledge and culture. The "broad interpretation" permits the general acquisition of secular culture and knowledge as valuable in its own right.
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Chamiel
Ephraim, The Dual Truth - Studies on Nineteenth-Century Modern Religious Thought and its Influence on Twentieth-Century Jewish Philosophy, Academic Studies Press, Brighton, 2019, Vol I' pp. 1â72.
3072:. The range of interpretations arises particularly in light of the tension between Hirsch's insistence as to faithfulness to Jewish law and tradition, and the challenges posed to this by interaction with the
3484:, the community, has moved away from the "median interpretation" toward the "narrow interpretation", as above. Rabbi Breuer saw the risk of misinterpretation of his grandfather's ideas (and confusion with
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is not only possible but necessary if
Judaism is to dominate not only the religious sphere of personal and communal life, but the secular, mundane sphere as well. To Hirsch, the fulfillment of
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3115:, as used by our sages, means the realization of Torah in harmonious unity with all the conditions under which its laws will have to be observed amidst the developments of changing times" (
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3200:. This community soon became the model for "modern communities" strict in adherence to Orthodox practices, sometimes called, "Frankfurter Orthodoxy". Hirsch's son-in-law Rabbi Dr.
3359:(secession), "could not countenance recognition of a non-believing body as a legitimate representative of the Jewish people". For this reason, he was "unalterably opposed to the
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Chamiel, Ephraim The Middle way - The
Emergence of Modern Religious Trends in Nineteenth-Century Judaism, Academic Studies Press, Brighton, 2014, Vol I, pp. 392â446.
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3561:. The (German-born) teachers spoke German and the Polish students learned German.) Similarly, the "narrow interpretation" guides the curricula at boys' high schools.
3332:("fear of Heaven") and a search for truth, each individual has a choice as to which school he should follow." Practically, the community is fully engaged with haredi
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3596:... is not part of troubled, time-bound notions; it represents the ancient, traditional wisdom of our sages that has stood the test everywhere and at all times." (
2400:(1808â1888), which formalizes a relationship between traditionally observant Judaism and the modern world. Some refer to the resultant mode of Orthodox Judaism as
3131:(1759â1805); in fact, in a speech given in the school he founded on the centenary of the birth of the latter, he claimed that the universalistic principles of
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Hirsch remarked that it would have been better for the Jews not to have been emancipated if the price they had to pay was assimilation. (See also,
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refers to more than just "earning a livelihood" and includes the knowledge and skills that facilitate success in the "world of Nature". See.
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Controversial
Moments At Rav S.R. Hirsch Memorial Celebration, Article by Elliot Resnick, The Jewish Press, Friday, June 27, 2008, p. 18
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Translated by Karin
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In 1851, Hirsch was called to become the rabbi of the breakaway
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vii p. 294). Thus on a regular basis, he quotes secular scientists in his
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comes before Torah" â one cannot personify Torah until he demonstrates
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, architect of Judaism for the modern world
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Revisionism and the Rav: The Struggle for the Soul of Modern Orthodoxy
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is not limited to "earning a living"; rather, the concept encompasses
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The Call to Stand Firm Against "Chareidi Yeshiva High Schools"
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commentary. Some scholars believe that he was influenced by
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were less relevant â and the rejection of many elements of
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The community is positioned ideologically outside of both
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch as a guide for our generation
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, His Teachings and Philosophy
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch as a guide for our generation
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were leaders of this conservative turn by the community.
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world; rather, his role was to formalize a philosophy of
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The Contribution of German Chareidim to the New Yishuv
4150:"Choosing a Profession â Some Halachic Considerations"
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The Contribution of German Chareidim to the New Yishuv
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was the basic idea that shaped the curriculum of the
3166:" (ע×קר), the essential, while secular knowledge is "
3723:, The Practical Torah, Tzemach Dovid, archived from
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Even the choice of occupation is circumscribed: The
2544:(in the above maxim) in a chronologic sense. Thus,
1897:
1878:
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4198:
Six Days Shall You Toil: Classic Jewish Work Values
4180:
Derech Eretz: Civil, Polite and Thoughtful Behavior
4066:
Khal Adath Jeshurun (Washington Heights, Manhattan)
3669:
Derech Eretz: Civil, Polite and Thoughtful Behavior
3631:"The Way of the World", Ethics of the Fathers, 3:21
3396:, the philosophy remains an important influence in
2788:
2648:7:14), Midrash, and Rabbinic literature generally.
2468:, there are approximately 200 teachings concerning
4419:The "Torah Only" Attitude to Torah Im Derech Eretz
4334:Samson Raphael Hirsch: The Father of Neo-Orthodoxy
4165:Choosing a Profession: Torah Considerations part I
2640:. In fact similar teachings are widespread in the
2588:This opinion, in fact, extends to codification in
2385:with "the way of the land") is a phrase common in
4317:Collected Writings of Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch
4239:Rabbi Joseph Breuer: The Rav of Frankfurt, U.S.A.
3099:Interaction with modern culture is one aspect of
2922:
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2665:Jewish business ethics § Ethical perspective
4928:
2994:
2773:)" as well as the interdependence of "Torah and
2714:, causing the sparks of holiness to fall to the
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3043:Modern Orthodox Judaism#Standards of observance
3059:on this point, in the article on Rabbi Hirsch.
4776:Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations (UOHC)
4517:
4469:Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch and Neo-Orthodoxy
3365:movement, which remained affiliated with the
3265:, is colloquially known as "Breuer's". Rabbi
2349:
4492:The Teachings of Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch
4140:Diverse Orthodox Attitudes to Torah U'Maddah
3965:
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3435:in fact positions them outside the realm of
3276:The Breuer community has cautiously applied
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2837:generates as well as everything concerning
593:History of the Jews in the Byzantine Empire
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2915:that incorporated a practical response to
2899:as the "banner" for his congregation, the
2745:, Judah Loew (1525â1609), points out that
2500:There are many more such teachings in the
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3028:Importantly, Hirsch was very clear that
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2450:Appropriate behaviour and good character
4781:International Rabbinic Fellowship (IRF)
4449:"Torah im Derech Eretz â a Second View"
3384:remains influential as a philosophy in
3192:Neo-Orthodoxy: the "Breuer" communities
2963:, where Hirsch lays out his program of
2559:
4929:
3107:(1776â1829), depicts Schiller reading.
3068:has been variously interpreted within
2950:
2943:while maintaining strict adherence to
2712:Tree of the knowledge of good and evil
2568:A blacksmith at work. Illustration by
4505:
4201:, The Torah u-Madda Journal (10/2001)
4000:Prof. E. Segal, University of Calgary
3686:9:3 - ×֜֟ר֜×Ö° ×֜ר֜׼ קָ×Ö°×Ö¸× ×֡ת֟×֚רָ×
3641:
3249:, Breuer and his family emigrated to
3013:the salvation of the whole of mankind
2644:("God made one to balance the other"
3665:
3460:, inaugural address, 1943), whereas
2901:Israelitische Religionsgesellschaft
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4761:Rabbinical Council of America (RCA)
3600:vi p. 221); see further under
3502:in the article on Rabbi Hirsch and
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3425:is a major source of ideology for
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2907:to include broad knowledge of the
2546:"Derech eretz comes before Torah",
2456:Proper behavior precedes the Torah
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4341:, Oxford University Press (1995)
3831:See Rabbi Hirsch's discussion in
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3146:. Famously, in his commentary to
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3039:The Nineteen Letters of Ben Uziel
2961:The Nineteen Letters of Ben Uziel
2508:(post-Talmudic authorities). The
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384:Historical population comparisons
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4909:
4894:Rabbinic authority / Da'as Torah
4532:
4401:(see especially Parts 1 & 7)
4393:", Philipp Feldheim Inc, (1990)
4339:The Jewish Religion: A Companion
3557:taught Rav Hirsch's writings in
3475:
3064:As mentioned, the philosophy of
2789:Knowledge of culture and society
2679:literature; (iii) as well as in
1028:Democratic Republic of the Congo
942:Historical population by country
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4159:, Torah U'Madda, Volume 1: 1989
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2603:1:34). Thus, as formulated in
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599:Christianity and Judaism
4372:Klugman, Rabbi Eliyahu Meir
3986:allows study of ׊×ר ×××××ת (
2959:Cover of an 1899 edition of
2693:Divine providence in Judaism
2480:in everything that he does.
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4478:Rav Shimshon Raphael Hirsch
4312:Religion Allied to Progress
3017:Religion Allied to Progress
2988:Religion Allied to Progress
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4360:Katzenellenbogen, Raphael
4050:Modernity within Tradition
4016:Modernity within Tradition
3961:Breslov Research Institute
3888:for the classic discussion
3367:World Zionist Organization
3334:Agudath Yisrael of America
3183:is perhaps more explicit:
2891:When Hirsch first came to
2689:Musar (ethical) literature
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3813:Insights Into Pirkei Avos
2852:Hirsch's conception also
2700:Thirty-Nine Acts of Labor
2430:(2:2): "Beautiful is the
614:Hinduism and Judaism
4756:Moetzet Chachmei HaTorah
4657:Orthodox Jewish outreach
4278:, jewishencyclopedia.com
3702:Commentary on the Mishna
3506:under Modern Orthodoxy.
3400:and, to some extent, in
2797:Understanding, mural by
440:Temple in Jerusalem
133:Bar and bat mitzvah
4751:Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah
4357:, Judaism, Summer, 1999
4309:Hirsch, Samson Raphael
4226:, Judaism, Winter, 1993
3398:Modern Orthodox Judaism
3324:, the "Torah Only" and
3032:in no sense allows for
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2520:) and "behaving like a
402:Twelve Tribes of Israel
4705:Noam (political party)
4291:Hirsch, Samson Raphael
4275:Hirsch, Samson Raphael
4075:June 30, 2008, at the
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3377:Contemporary influence
3273:orthodox communities.
3223:and the values of the
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3101:Torah im Derech Eretz.
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2965:Torah im Derech Eretz.
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4284:On the Breuer Kehilla
4248:Torah Im Derech Eretz
4162:Breitowitz, Yitzchok
4132:Torah im Derech Eretz
4101:Torah Im Derech Eretz
3975:Moshe Isserles (Rema)
3869:Kitzur Shulchan Aruch
3594:Torah im Derech Eretz
3566:Torah im Derech Eretz
3543:Torah im Derech Eretz
3519:Torah im Derech Eretz
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3494:was at variance with
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2454:Further information:
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2406:Frankfurter Orthodoxy
2398:Samson Raphael Hirsch
2370:Torah im Derech Eretz
1148:SĂŁo TomĂŠ and PrĂncipe
1143:Republic of the Congo
537:Second Temple Judaism
408:Kingdom of Judah
379:Modern historiography
4817:World Agudath Israel
4295:The Nineteen Letters
3598:Gesammelte Schriften
3117:Gesammelte Schriften
2570:Ephraim Moses Lilien
2560:Earning a livelihood
2250:World Agudath Israel
1391:United Arab Emirates
478:Second Temple period
468:Babylonian captivity
4695:National Union (NU)
4236:Bodenheimer, Ernst
4216:The Practical Torah
3808:Menachem Schneerson
3539:Yeshiva communities
3263:Khal Adath Yeshurun
3221:romantic liberalism
3144:classical languages
2951:Worldly involvement
2815:culture and society
2597:Rabbinic literature
2444:Rabbinic literature
2387:Rabbinic literature
543:Hellenistic Judaism
121:Land of Israel
80:Principles of faith
4272:Drachman, Bernard
4183:, shemayisrael.com
4048:Mordechai Breuer,
4014:Mordechai Breuer,
3950:Likutey Halakhot I
3819:2007-09-10 at the
3642:Rothstein, Gidon,
3625:Rabbi Y. Goldson,
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3450:Yeshiva University
3410:for discussion of
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4416:Plaut, Mordechai
4376:, Mesorah (1996)
4351:Kaplan, Lawrence
4281:Frankel, Pinchas
4242:, Jewish Observer
4231:Rabbi S.R. Hirsch
4207:The value of work
4186:Rothstein, Gidon
3720:The value of work
3644:"Maharal on Avot"
3408:Divine Providence
3198:Frankfurt am Main
3105:Luise Duttenhofer
2876:Rabbi S.R. Hirsch
2799:Robert Lewis Reid
2720:Shattered Vessels
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3427:Modern Orthodoxy
3418:Modern Orthodoxy
3386:Orthodox Judaism
3312:Modern Orthodoxy
3127:(1770â1831) and
2862:Orthodox Judaism
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3570:World War II
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3486:Torah Umadda
3482:World War II
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3445:Torah Umadda
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2578:Derech Eretz
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2412:Derech Eretz
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2308:Post-Zionism
2179:Judeo-Berber
2174:Judeo-Arabic
2134:Judeo-Gascon
1881:Pidyon haben
1800:Conservative
1346:Saudi Arabia
1164:South Africa
1153:Sierra Leone
975:Israeli Jews
889:Mosaic Arabs
842:Kaifeng Jews
703:ArabâIsraeli
676:Emancipation
555:Great Revolt
364:Anti-Judaism
359:Antisemitism
354:Name "Judea"
149:Baal teshuva
18:
4637:Bais Yaakov
4607:Torah study
4391:Torah Study
4251:, jct.ac.il
4052:, chapter 7
3984:siman 246:4
3792:Yoreh De'ah
3768:Mishna 4:14
3746:on simanim
3717:Taubes, M,
3547:Beis Yaakov
3533:Today, the
3289:Torah study
3213:Lutheranism
3209:World War I
3178:Deuteronomy
2939:to embrace
2845:Pirkei Avot
2638:materialism
2606:Pirkei Avot
2548:means that
2416:The phrase
2303:Revisionist
2293:Neo-Zionism
1900:Zeved habat
1693:Puerto Rico
1519:Netherlands
1351:South Korea
1336:Philippines
1216:Afghanistan
1083:Ivory Coast
857:Crypto-Jews
822:Bnei Anusim
801:Bene Israel
766:Beta Israel
723:Communities
630:Middle Ages
369:Persecution
144:Bereavement
4931:Categories
4724:Rabbinates
4497:daat.ac.il
4495:(Hebrew),
4440:Schwab S.
4412:daat.ac.il
4410:(Hebrew),
4368:daat.ac.il
4366:(Hebrew),
4204:Taubes M.
3980:Yoreh Deah
3906:Yoreh Deah
3697:Maimonides
3608:References
3529:, in 1934.
3298:Oral Torah
3271:Lithuanian
3245:Following
3153:(see also
3057:discussion
3024:Jewish law
2945:Jewish law
2858:Jewish law
2839:humanistic
2716:Other Side
2704:Tabernacle
2590:Jewish Law
2288:Maximalism
2240:Secularism
2220:Autonomism
2037:Literature
1830:Humanistic
1434:Azerbaijan
1396:Uzbekistan
1371:Tajikistan
1291:Kyrgyzstan
1276:Kazakhstan
1123:Mozambique
1098:Madagascar
1018:Cape Verde
970:New Yishuv
965:Old Yishuv
916:Population
894:Subbotniks
852:Samaritans
791:Romanyotim
734:Ashkenazim
681:Old Yishuv
661:Sabbateans
648:Modern era
640:Golden Age
567:Bar Kokhba
287:Beit Yosef
154:Philosophy
4899:Anarchism
4600:Education
4475:Sofer D.
3953:Jerusalem
3919:siman 156
3910:siman 246
3856:Loc. cit.
3852:Kiddushin
3833:letter 15
3764:Kiddushin
3215:(called "
3148:Leviticus
3070:Orthodoxy
2923:Hirsch's
2917:modernity
2893:Frankfurt
2833:that the
2831:etiquette
2506:acharonim
2298:Religious
2154:Zarphatic
2144:Bukharian
2114:Judeo-Tat
2099:Yeshivish
2073:Languages
2028:Sephardic
2018:Israelite
2008:Ethiopian
1998:Ashkenazi
1937:Religious
1727:Australia
1709:Venezuela
1615:Argentina
1597:Greenland
1509:Lithuania
1361:Sri Lanka
1356:Singapore
1281:Kurdistan
1246:Indonesia
1236:Hong Kong
1189:Abayudaya
1113:Mauritius
847:Igbo Jews
837:Krymchaks
756:Sephardim
624:relations
518:Sadducees
514:Pharisees
504:Sanhedrin
419:Jerusalem
179:Synagogue
47:Etymology
4917:Category
4874:Hasidism
4853:Responsa
4807:Mizrachi
4731:Rabbanut
4715:Sikrikim
4666:Politics
4622:Chavurah
4617:Chavrusa
4548:Branches
4287:, ou.org
4073:Archived
3957:New York
3884:Berachot
3817:Archived
3575:yeshivot
3568:. Since
3369:and the
3362:Mizrachi
3356:Austritt
3034:halakhic
2677:halakhic
2502:rishonim
2490:â
2325:Category
2283:Kahanism
2230:Feminism
2202:Politics
2086:Biblical
2056:American
2003:Bukharan
1993:American
1893:Shidduch
1869:Clothing
1825:Haymanot
1771:Orthodox
1699:Suriname
1682:Paraguay
1635:Colombia
1534:Portugal
1444:Bulgaria
1381:Thailand
1331:Pakistan
1311:Mongolia
1306:Malaysia
1226:Cambodia
1200:Zimbabwe
1175:Tanzania
1053:Eswatini
1043:Ethiopia
1033:Djibouti
1013:Cameroon
1008:Botswana
937:Diaspora
899:Noahides
872:Marranos
796:Cochinim
781:Bukharim
771:Gruzinim
761:Teimanim
751:Mizrahim
739:Galician
705:conflict
666:Hasidism
656:Haskalah
561:Diaspora
432:timeline
344:Timeline
257:Rabbinic
164:Kabbalah
139:Marriage
115:Tzedakah
105:Holidays
63:Religion
26:a series
24:Part of
4848:Halakha
4632:Mesivta
4627:Yeshiva
4560:Hasidic
4171:part II
4018:, p. 70
3835:of his
3581:kollels
3500:further
3491:halakha
3466:further
3432:halakha
3346:halakha
3303:halakha
3294:Written
3251:Antwerp
3159:ad loc.
3140:Germany
3076:world.
3074:secular
2909:secular
2864:in the
2854:entails
2743:Maharal
2671:in the
2466:Midrash
2460:In the
2268:General
2259:Zionism
2235:Leftism
2225:Bundism
2149:Knaanic
2109:Yevanic
2094:Yiddish
2051:Yiddish
2046:Israeli
2023:Mizrahi
2013:Israeli
1984:Cuisine
1960:Ancient
1942:Secular
1888:Kashrut
1864:Wedding
1851:Customs
1843:Culture
1820:Science
1815:Renewal
1805:Karaite
1786:Hasidic
1718:Oceania
1704:Uruguay
1672:Jamaica
1652:Ecuador
1620:Bolivia
1564:Ukraine
1539:Romania
1514:Moldova
1494:Hungary
1484:Germany
1479:Georgia
1469:Finland
1464:Estonia
1459:Denmark
1454:Czechia
1439:Belarus
1429:Austria
1424:Armenia
1401:Vietnam
1316:Myanmar
1301:Lebanon
1221:Bahrain
1180:Tunisia
1158:Somalia
1133:Nigeria
1128:Namibia
1118:Morocco
1048:Eritrea
993:Algeria
877:Neofiti
786:Italkim
776:Juhurim
686:Zionism
635:Khazars
530:Sicarii
526:Zealots
522:Essenes
509:Schisms
374:Leaders
336:General
328:History
271:Tosefta
266:Midrash
243:Mishnah
225:Ketuvim
220:Nevi'im
169:Customs
100:Shabbat
95:Halakha
87: (
85:Mitzvot
72: (
38:Judaism
4802:Dirshu
4642:Kollel
4586:Rabbis
4574:People
4565:Modern
4555:Haredi
4460:
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4323:
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3988:wisdom
3897:e.g.,
3796:246:21
3706:ad loc
3559:German
3551:KrakĂłw
3535:Haredi
3527:Poland
3468:under
3390:Breuer
3229:Weimar
3207:After
3151:18:4-5
2805:Rabbi
2779:Kemakh
2771:kemakh
2761:Mishna
2673:Talmud
2642:Tanakh
2619:Psalms
2532:middot
2523:mentsh
2514:middot
2462:Talmud
2422:Mishna
2375:Hebrew
2330:Portal
2189:Domari
2119:Shassi
2080:Hebrew
1975:Humour
1919:Hiloni
1914:Aliyah
1874:Niddah
1859:Minyan
1794:Reform
1781:Haredi
1776:Modern
1677:Mexico
1662:Guyana
1625:Brazil
1587:Canada
1559:Sweden
1549:Serbia
1544:Russia
1529:Poland
1524:Norway
1504:Latvia
1489:Greece
1474:France
1449:Cyprus
1415:Europe
1386:Turkey
1376:Taiwan
1286:Kuwait
1271:Jordan
1261:Israel
1195:Zambia
1185:Uganda
1103:Malawi
1073:Guinea
1063:Gambia
998:Angola
984:Africa
867:DĂśnmeh
862:Anusim
806:Berber
744:Litvak
696:Israel
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248:Gemara
234:Talmud
206:Tanakh
159:Ethics
110:Prayer
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3168:tefel
3164:ikkar
3155:Rashi
3125:Hegel
3121:Torah
3005:Torah
2976:Torah
2827:Earth
2766:Avoth
2631:Rashi
2583:study
2554:Torah
2434:with
2427:Avoth
2395:Rabbi
2383:Torah
2278:Labor
2273:Green
1970:Dance
1928:Music
1747:Palau
1667:Haiti
1630:Chile
1554:Spain
1499:Italy
1406:Yemen
1366:Syria
1341:Qatar
1321:Nepal
1266:Japan
1241:India
1231:China
1170:Sudan
1093:Libya
1088:Kenya
1068:Ghana
1058:Gabon
1038:Egypt
1023:Benin
882:Xueta
827:Lemba
446:First
311:Zohar
215:Torah
197:Texts
184:Rabbi
174:Rites
74:names
4831:Laws
4673:Shas
4458:ISBN
4447:and
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4378:ISBN
4343:ISBN
4321:ISBN
4300:ISBN
4117:Levi
4068:and
3939:Ch.3
3932:Ch.5
3930:Deot
3881:see
3871:31:7
3780:Rema
3750:and
3578:and
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3173:His
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1732:Fiji
1687:Peru
1640:Cuba
1326:Oman
1296:Laos
1256:Iraq
1251:Iran
1208:Asia
1137:Igbo
1108:Mali
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