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Journal of Religion & Health, 1995
To explore the reasons for and the content of consultations between patients and the clergy on medical matters.four general practices in central Israel.exploratory descriptive study of 42 patients who had consulted rabbis. They were asked about what they expected from the consultation, what happened and with what effect.90% of consultations were with ...
M A, Weingarten, E, Kitai
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To explore the reasons for and the content of consultations between patients and the clergy on medical matters.four general practices in central Israel.exploratory descriptive study of 42 patients who had consulted rabbis. They were asked about what they expected from the consultation, what happened and with what effect.90% of consultations were with ...
M A, Weingarten, E, Kitai
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Fictional Rabbi-Sleuths: A Novel Idea
Journal of Religion and Popular Culture:Although American sleuth fiction became popular in the late nineteenth century, the first clerical fictional protagonist appeared in 1910 with G. K. Chesterton's Father Brown series.
Anat Koplowitz-Breier, David J. Zucker
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2016
Abstract The term “rabbis” generally refers to Jewish scholars and ritual specialists who flourished in Palestine and Babylonia, from the late 1st to the 6th centuries ce. Although some evidence for rabbis exists outside literary texts, most of our knowledge derives from rabbinic or Talmudic literature itself.
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Abstract The term “rabbis” generally refers to Jewish scholars and ritual specialists who flourished in Palestine and Babylonia, from the late 1st to the 6th centuries ce. Although some evidence for rabbis exists outside literary texts, most of our knowledge derives from rabbinic or Talmudic literature itself.
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The Rabbis and the Prophets: The Case of Amos
The Review of Rabbinic Judaism, 2011The Prophets of Scripture are subverted by the Rabbis of the Talmud and Midrash. In the Rabbinic canon the writings of the Prophets are represented as a mass of prooftexts, made up of one clause or sentence at a time. Scripture’s prophetic writings cited in clauses and phrases in the Rabbinic canon thus lose their integrity and cease to speak in fully ...
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2021
The Secular Rabbi is an intellectual biography of Philip Rahv, co-founder of Partisan Review . It focuses on the ambivalent ties that Rahv, a Russian immigrant, retained to his Jewish cultural background. Drawing on letters Rahv wrote to her mother from 1928 to 1931, Doris
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The Secular Rabbi is an intellectual biography of Philip Rahv, co-founder of Partisan Review . It focuses on the ambivalent ties that Rahv, a Russian immigrant, retained to his Jewish cultural background. Drawing on letters Rahv wrote to her mother from 1928 to 1931, Doris
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The Concerns of an Immigrant Rabbi: The Life and Sermons of Rabbi Moshe Shimon Sivitz
Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 1998This chapter highlights the life of Rabbi Moshe Shimon Sivitz, analyses the main issues discussed in his sermons, and offers a number of observations regarding the continuity and change in the content of his sermons. This discussion sheds additional light on the problems and concerns of Orthodox rabbis who emigrated to America at the turn of the ...
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Southern Rabbis and the Founding of The First National Association of Rabbis
American Jewish History, 1997Le XIX e siecle est marque par une forte immigration de populations juives vers les Etats-Unis. L'A. s'interesse plus particulierment aux rabbins du Sud parce qu'ils ont fini, dans la derniere decennie du siecle, par fonder, pour la premiere fois, une association nationale qui les reunisse et qui les represente. C'est l'histoire de cette fondation que
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Solomon Goldman: A Rabbi's Rabbi
The American Historical Review, 1974Bertram W. Korn, Jacob J. Weinstein
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1997
Brilliant introduction to talmudic literature, juxtaposing the enterprise of western science and talmudic reasoning.
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Brilliant introduction to talmudic literature, juxtaposing the enterprise of western science and talmudic reasoning.
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Worldview, 1976
I am the only Jew ever invited by the World Council of Churches to an Assembly. With that invitation I attended the latest Assembly, which was held in Nairobi at the end of 1975. For three long weeks I listened, talked to hundreds of delegates, was interviewed on television, lobbied shyly and cautiously for my people, and ate only vegetables and fruit.
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I am the only Jew ever invited by the World Council of Churches to an Assembly. With that invitation I attended the latest Assembly, which was held in Nairobi at the end of 1975. For three long weeks I listened, talked to hundreds of delegates, was interviewed on television, lobbied shyly and cautiously for my people, and ate only vegetables and fruit.
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