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The Idea of Israel in Second Temple Judaism
, 2021In this book, Jason A. Staples proposes a new paradigm for how the biblical concept of Israel developed in Early Judaism and how that concept impacted Jewish apocalyptic hopes for restoration after the Babylonian Exile.
Jason A. Staples
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2023
Judaism offers a rich body of traditional beliefs and practices surrounding end-of-life, death, mourning, and the afterlife. A more detailed understanding of these topics might prove helpful to clinicians seeking guidance for how best to care for Jewish patients, to anyone supporting dying individuals, or to anyone interested in learning more about the
Joshua, Jacobs, Patricia, Jacobs
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Judaism offers a rich body of traditional beliefs and practices surrounding end-of-life, death, mourning, and the afterlife. A more detailed understanding of these topics might prove helpful to clinicians seeking guidance for how best to care for Jewish patients, to anyone supporting dying individuals, or to anyone interested in learning more about the
Joshua, Jacobs, Patricia, Jacobs
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Preface I. A Cultural Emancipation II. German Jews and German Popular Culture III. Intellectual Authority and Scholarship IV. A Left-Wing Identity V. The End and a New Beginning?
G. Mosse
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Jewish and Christian Women in the Ancient Mediterranean, 2021
S. Parks, S. Sheinfeld, M. Warren
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S. Parks, S. Sheinfeld, M. Warren
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6. Judith Plaskow, Standing Again at Sinai: Judaism from a Feminist Perspective
The New Jewish Canon, 2020J. Plaskow
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2000
Abstract The eighteenth century marked the beginning of a reevaluation of Judaism. For the first time since Marcion, Jews were regarded as religiously unrelated to Christians. The deists, who dominated intellectual life in England at the beginning of the century and were the leaders of this reappraisal, portrayed Judaism as essentially ...
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Abstract The eighteenth century marked the beginning of a reevaluation of Judaism. For the first time since Marcion, Jews were regarded as religiously unrelated to Christians. The deists, who dominated intellectual life in England at the beginning of the century and were the leaders of this reappraisal, portrayed Judaism as essentially ...
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Early Judaism and Its Modern Interpreters
, 2020Walter T. Wilson +4 more
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