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    The Role of Women From ancient times to modern times‚ the position of women in Jewish society has often been challenged and reformed. From the first century when women had no rights‚ to recent history where women are granted the right to become ordained rabbis‚ they are in a constant motion to fight for more equality among the men. In early times‚ women had a specific role that was mainly in the home and separate from the heavily spiritual lives that the men had. Their rights were limited‚ barely

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    Distinguishing Between Sexism and Religion INTRODUCTION One of my first assignments after my arrival to Florence was to keep a journal of my direct experience of Italian society and culture‚ with a special focus on gender. Subsequent to receiving the assignment I remember thinking to myself that I had no idea how to do that‚ but figured that I would catch on. On the contrary‚ it took me longer than I thought it would to understand this project. Staring off I did what was easiest and wrote about

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    The Synagogue Research Paper

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    Introduction Out of dark times for the nation of Israel‚ the Jewish Synagogue was born (Kohler 1929‚ 3). Since then‚ the Synagogue has endured on throughout the centuries up to present time. The word synagogue means “assembly” in the Greek language (Harmony of Life‚ 1996). After the being defeated by the Babylonians and taken into exile‚ the Jews were heart broken and crushed. Time concerning events in Israel‚ can be split into three sections centered around the exile to Babylon: pre-exilic‚ exilic

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    Evan Moore If I Should Die Before I Wake 11/16/20 My story If I Should Die Before I Wake is about a sixteen year old girl named Hilary‚ she is an angry girl. Hilary is angry because her mother didn’t take care of her when she was a kid. Hilary also is angry because she blames the Jewish Boss for being cheap and not buying right materials for the building her father was killed in because of it collapsing. I have never felt as angry as Hilary before‚ but I do get upset sometimes when my family

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    What was life like for medieval Jews living under Islamic rule? The momentous discovery of the Cairo Genizah–a storage room for fragments of sacred texts‚ meant to be destroyed by means of ritual burying‚ or “sacred trash” as some historians have describe it–in the late nineteenth century allows for a unique perspective into this question. The documents found in the Genizah are unique in that‚ unlike many medieval primary sources‚ which have been carefully preserved throughout the centuries‚ the

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    Sophia Rubenstein 2/26/10 Heschel and Hasidic Judaism Glenn Dynner Abraham Joshua Heschel glorifies Eastern European rabbinic culture as an advanced‚ pious sect of Judaism‚ offering equality to men and women‚ an easily comprehensible and fair hierarchy of religious power‚ purity of mind and spirit‚ and a straightforward and simple path to heaven. Heschel; American rabbi‚ and leading Jewish theologian and philosopher‚ describes Hasidic Judaism as a near perfect religious society

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    Sukkot Research Paper

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    Once the most important Jewish festival‚ Sukkot is still relevant today. There are many reasons why Sukkot is still important to the Jewish faith and people. It is a joyful festival‚ and it commemorates the Jewish people being freed from slavery (and the subsequent years in the desert). This means it is still relevant today because it is remembering an important part of their cultural history as Jewish people. Sukkot begins somewhere from late September to late October: the harvest season

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    Rav Kook Research Paper

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    av Kook has influenced many ideologies‚ and his work since he became the chief rabbi of Palestine was directly accounted for. He was closely associated with religious Zionism and the right wing settlers movement as previously explained. The religious parties were aligned closer with the labor party and the settlers prior to the establishment to the state of Israel. The national-religious settlement movement (Gush Emunim) was highjacked‚ and Rav Kook’s pre-1948 settlement movement. Rav Kook’s teachings

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    Dead Sea Scrolls Essay

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    The Pharisees were one of four (or five‚ if considering the Essenes and the Dead Sea Scrolls group two different sects) prominent ancient Judean sects that all existed between c. 140 BCE to 70 CE (Osterloh‚ Unit 16‚ Chart). The majority of information on the Pharisees comes from Josephus’ The Jewish War and Jewish Antiquities‚ as well as from books from the New Testament. In analyzing these primary sources‚ along with information from secondary sources‚ the question of who the Pharisees are can be

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    To what extent was Jesus’ attitude towards outcasts a departure from Judaism? From reading Luke (bible) we can see that some of Jesus’ attitudes towards outcasts demonstrated a departure from Judaism. In Judaism in particularly in that time period it was wrong for a person deemed “unclean” which implies diseased or not of a Jewish background to make contact with a chosen one (Jew). Gentiles in this time were seen as unclean therefore one of Jesus’; messages towards outcasts the “Good Samaritan”

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