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 Orthodox Judaism Summary
31,270 words, approx. 104 pages Judaism: Orthodox Judaism FOUNDED: Nineteenth century C.E. RELIGION AS A PERCENTAGE OF WORLD POPULATION: 0.04 percent Overview Since the nineteenth century the term "Orthodoxy" (Greek orth, "correct," and doxa,... summary from source:
 Orthodox Judaism [first Edition] Summary
8,139 words, approx. 27 pagesORTHODOX JUDAISM [FIRST EDITION] is the branch of Judaism that adheres most strictly to the tenets of the religious law (halakhah). Its forebears may be identified in the eighteenth century, by which time the qehillah, the Jewish communal organization... summary from source:
Soloveitchik, Joseph Baer Summary
1,935 words, approx. 7 pagesSOLOVEITCHIK, JOSEPH BAER. Joseph Solo-veitchik (1903–1993) was the most widely influential Orthodox Jewish theologian of the twentieth century and one of Orthodox Judaism's key American religious leaders. Alone among the handful of major... summary from source:
Orthodox Judaism [further Considerations] Summary
1,808 words, approx. 6 pagesORTHODOX JUDAISM [FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS]. In a little more than fifty years, American Orthodox Judaism went from being a marginal phenomenon whose survival seemed to be in question to a religious option firmly established and at home in North America.... summary from source:
 
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 Washington Jewish Week Peanuts, Cracker Jack and Orthodox Judaism
07/12/2007: 693 words, approx. 2 pages Kids' book gives Jewish spin to American pastime All Star Season is about much more than simply baseball. "The main message is that love can rise over sibling rivalry and jealousy," says Marsha Gross, a Columbia resident and author of the book... summary from source:
Academe Orthodox Judaism and the liberal arts
01/01/2001: 3,239 words, approx. 11 pages Yeshiva University's undergraduate colleges search for a way to balance devotion to Torah study with the demands of a serious liberal arts education. LIKE WITTGENSTEIN, I CANNOT HELP LOOKING at every question from a religious point of view. But my perspective, unlike Wittgenstein's,... summary from source:
 AP Features Synagogue in famed prewar Polish yeshiva to reopen amid renewal of Jewish life
2/11/2007: 464 words, approx. 2 pages Poland's small Jewish community celebrates another step in its revival Sunday: the reopening of a synagogue in a yeshiva that before World War II was a major center of Jewish learning.Poland's chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, will lead ceremonies in Lublin, in eastern Poland _ before... summary from source:
The New York Observer The Unkindest Cut Deserves an Outcry
1/15/2006: 815 words, approx. 3 pagesWhen politicians and policymakers concern themselves with the public’s genitals, the results are usually bad. But there are exceptions. Sometimes officials must act on issues that relate to the most intimate areas of the body. When an adult does something to the penis of an...
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