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    Eli the Fanatic

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    Identity Crises in Philip Roth’s “Eli‚ the Fanatic” and “The Conversion of the Jews”. “Identity Crisis” • Erik Erikson • Defined as self analysis and self exploration. • Originated from childhood. • Erikson’s hyphenated identity. • Erikson is Danish-GermanAmerican. Questions Roth Poses in GC Short Stories • What does Jewish identity mean in a Post-World War II America? • Have Jews achieved assimilation and American status? • Are they hyphenated Americans with a dual nationalism and an inability

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    Woodise Pierre April 8th 2015 Assignment 8: Jewish Identity A.What is the criteria for being Jewish? What does it mean to be Jewish? When looking at Judaism‚ one has to go far back to biblical times to fully understand its origins. It started with the Hebrew people in the country of Israel. The bloodline of Abraham‚ Issac‚ and Jacob is what constitutes people as being Jewish. Being classified as a Jew‚ or a Jewish citizen has more to do with family ties‚ then what you believe in. The standard

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    nd Milestones Assignment BLOG I am a 72 year-old Orthodox Jew grandmother. My name is Gila Levine‚ I have been married to Aviv Levine for 49 years. I have 3 married children and 12 grandchildren. My husband and I emigrated from Israel 50 years ago and immigrated to Toronto‚ Canada. My husband Aviv is a retired accountant and I am a retired Hebrew school teacher. My orthopraxis traditions are: Orthodox which is branch of Judaism that resists change of traditional beliefs and practices. The Hebrew

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    Jewish Ethics

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    Analyse the significance of Jewish Ethical Teachings with reference to bioethics Ethics refer to the explicit‚ philosophical and/or religious reflection on the moral beliefs and practices to clarify what is right and wrong and what human beings should freely do and refrain from doing. Thus‚ Jewish ethical teachings are the ethical traditions which justify the actions and morality of the Jewish adherents and the Jewish tradition. For example‚ derived from the Mishnah Torah it states that one must

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    Kadosh

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    Kadosh has proved to be one of the more angry films that I have watched this semester thus far. The New York Times has even referred to the film as a “psychological horror story‚” due to the outraged image of the ultra-orthodox community that the filmmaker portrays. Critiques like these have caused me to question‚ is this film anti-religious or is it not? There are numerous arguments on both sides‚ but I truly believe that it is not anti-religious. I do believe‚ however‚ that it criticizes the Orthodox

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    The Torah is the central text of Judaism. It was the written law of Jewish people passed down from ancient Israelites to present day. It provides the idea for the Jews’ relationship to God as well as their interactions as a political and social group. The Covenant in the Hebrew Bible means a pact‚ treaty or alliance‚ a formal agreement between God and Israel. The covenant can be two different perspectives which are unconditional and eternal. God’s plan was to establish a nation with the help of using

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    Rage Against the Nazi Machine Societal norms dictate that violence is wrong‚ but sometimes it might just be right. For Jewish people living in Europe during the Holocaust‚ this was the case and engaging in violence against those who wished them harm often meant the difference between living to see the next day or not. During the early 20th century from about 1939 to 1945‚ the Nazis carried out their draconian orders by systematically killing off much of the Jewish population from Denmark to Romania

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    Shabbat

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    God rested on the 7th day • The practice of the Sabbath is derived from the biblical story where God restored on the seventh day after creating the world and hence people are called to imitate god by resting every seventh day. • Sabbath- day of rest and rejuvenation as well as a day to study the torah and attend synagogue • Sabbath is most significant liturgical event of the week as it serves as a reminder for the Jewish people of greatness of God and importance of the covenant. Covenantal Obligations

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    Synagogue Site Visit

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    Synagogue Site Visit ​For my site visit I had stumbled upon Congregation Beth Shalom‚ a Conservative Jewish synagogue located in downtown Atlanta. Some services Beth Shalom offers are a Jewish educational experience for children from pre-k to 7th grade‚ as well as teaching adults Hebrew‚ and how to chant. I was told that the starting Saturday service begins at approximately 9:30am and ends at 12:30pm. The first thing I noticed upon arriving at about 9:26am was that there were about 4 cars parked

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    Being Jewish in a non-Jewish world can be a struggle‚ especially for a teenager. There are times when you have to make choices between celebrating what makes you unique and special and trying to fit in with everyone else. To some‚ it might be easier to just be like everyone else‚ to conform‚ and to ignore their Jewish identity and the Jewish values that go along with living and being Torah‚ but is this right? Personally‚ I feel that in a world with rising anti-Semitism‚ increasing hate crimes against

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