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A Jewish Theological Perspective on Technology (Orthodox)
This encyclopaedia entry explores the Jewish theological perspective on technology, highlighting its fundamental role in improving the human condition and completing creation.
Mois Navon
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Israel's Immigration Policies and the Promotion of Genetic Testing: Empiricizing Definitional Criteria, Bolstering State Demographic Security, or Hastening the Messianic Era? [PDF]
Devir NP.
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Midrash is a genre of rabbinic Bible exegesis, composed by various authors and compiled in anthologies during the first seven centuries of the Common Era.
Dascal, Elana.
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The Talmudic Zohar: Rabbinic Interdisciplinarity in Midrash ha-Ne'lam [PDF]
This study uncovers the heretofore ignored prominence of talmudic features in Midrash ha-Ne’lam on Genesis, the earliest stratum of the zoharic corpus. It demonstrates that Midrash ha-Ne’lam, more often thought of as a mystical midrash, incorporates both
Rosen, Joseph Dov
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The entry summarizes and analyses some of the main theological trends within Jewish feminisms. Taking a broader sense of theology as the conceptual religious underpinning that serves as a lens through which new options for interpreting the Jewish canon ...
Ronit Irshai
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International audienceLe présent ouvrage porte sur le Midrash Hallel, un recueil rabbinique peu connu, qui commente de manière presque exhaustive les psaumes qui composent une prière fondamentale, celle du Hallel (Ps 113-118).
Costa, José
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Religion is Secularised Tradition: Jewish and Muslim Circumcisions in Germany. [PDF]
Salaymeh L, Lavi S.
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Understanding Rashi’s use of Midrash Aggadah in his biblical commentary
Unpublished undergraduate honors thesis / YU onlyThe focus of my paper will be on one main type of Midrash: Midrash Aggadah.6 Midrash Aggadah, works solely devoted to aggadot,7 were first written and compiled in the Land of Israel in the Amoraic period ...
Hiller, Gabrielle
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Marilynne Robinson\u27s Gilead as Modern Midrash
It is the intent of this project to show that Marilynne Robinson\u27s novel Gilead might be profitably read within the context of the rabbinical exegetical tradition of midrash.
Taggart, Robert J.
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Apropos a Definition of Midrash
The term midrash expresses the conviction that the ultimate answer is to be found in searching the Scripture, where it will be revealed to whoever knows how to search.
Roger Le Déaut
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