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2014
The Christian, particularly the Protestant, often thinks of religion as the ability to affirm a creed, a content of belief, as well as the life, individual and communal, which flows from this faith. But for the Jew religion cannot be so easily identified with the affirmation of a creed, and the distinction between the "secular" and the "religious ...
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The Christian, particularly the Protestant, often thinks of religion as the ability to affirm a creed, a content of belief, as well as the life, individual and communal, which flows from this faith. But for the Jew religion cannot be so easily identified with the affirmation of a creed, and the distinction between the "secular" and the "religious ...
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Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 1992
This article explores the theological foundations of both classical and contemporary Jewish ethics, with special reference to biomedical issues. Traditional views concerning God's revelation to Israel are shown to underlie the methodological orientation of classical Jewish ethics, which is both legalistic and particularistic.
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This article explores the theological foundations of both classical and contemporary Jewish ethics, with special reference to biomedical issues. Traditional views concerning God's revelation to Israel are shown to underlie the methodological orientation of classical Jewish ethics, which is both legalistic and particularistic.
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