Jewish Religious Law

Jewish Religious LawThis is the first major work on the interrelationship between Liberal Judaism and Rabbinic Law (Halachah) ever to have been produced in Britain, and in Europe since the nineteenth century. It represents a plea for a positive yet forthrightly critical approach to Rabbinic Law in general aswell as to a variety of specific topics such as the language of prayer, the status of women, medical confidentiality, euthanasia, Jewish identity, contraception,

Now updated and substantially revised to reflect the CORE/CACREP merger and fundamental changes in the field

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Such reforms are necessary

site-specific decision support systems are essential

Vertebrate animals are holobionts and their physiology and metabolism are influenced by their commensal microbiota

A comprehensive and authoritative examination of the key issues relating to global health

and Nietzsche in the light of the contemporary debates over rationality in the modern world

The Confidence-Man (1857) is a novel by American writer Herman Melville

this book analyzes his position on one of the cardinal principles of Judaism: the concept of the Chosen People

Ames responds to each essay

and moral qualification of the literal law of religion

The book contributes to the ongoing search for Hong Kong identity in the Special Administrative Region and will resonate among people in Hong Kong and those with ties to or an interest in the fate of the former colony