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    Contraception and Homosexuality Within the contexts of Judaism sexual relations are not considered shameful‚ sinful or obsene‚ but rather it is seen as fulfillment of the commandment to “go forth and multiply” and a way to deepen the commitment between husband and wife. According to Jewish practice‚ marriage is the only framework for which sexual activity may take place because it provides the sense of commitment and social responsibility. The legally bounded torah is a direct expression of the

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    Night In the memoir “Night” we see the atrocious events of the holocaust through the eyes of Ellie Wiesel a young boy from Sighet‚ Romania. The memoir begins with Ellie and his family in Sighet unaware of the horrible events they will experience. In this book we see how his experiences in the holocaust change his beliefs about god and his complete kindness. The change we see in Ellie is most evident in his opinion‚ Ellie goes from a very religious and god fearing person and doesn’t

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    In trying to determine where the Garden of Eden might have been located‚ we have an immediate problem‚ because while the biblical description is quite detailed‚ it is also fairly succinct. We are told only that: The Lord God planted a garden in Eden‚ in the east; and there he put the man whom he had formed. . . . A river flows out of Eden to water the garden‚ and from there it divides and becomes four branches. The name of the first is Pishon; it is the one that flows around the whole land of

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    Justin Henry 11/23/14 Jewish Mysticism The kabbalah is a school of thought and branch of Judaism that seeks to truly know God Himself. The word kabbalah actually comes from the Hebrew word for "to receive". It was a collection of extended literature that analyzed Biblical texts and sought to establish direct contact with God. The Kabbalah itself is filled with many conepts and esoteric ideas‚ that although they have been passed down through the generations‚ they can often appear seperated and even

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    people into a mystical aspect of their religion they may not have fully understood. At the time of Shabbetai Tzvi‚ Lurianic Kabbalah was a fairly new Kabbalah practice in which the relationship between religious activity and the Messiahship is a key aspect. According to Lurianic Kabbalah‚ the way to achieve the original Divine soul is to redeem it from evil power. Kabbalah dictates that redemption can only occur with the collective work of many people doing many projects to restore the world to its

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    Charms are the trinkets that are worn‚ believing that these particular things will do good or avert evil from the people who wear these. Kabbalah The Kabbalah red string bracelet is worn to ward off all evils and negative energy. Kabbalists are of the belief that if someone is jealous of you‚ they look at you with the "evil eye" and thus‚ negative energy enters your life‚ which can harm you in many ways. Kabbalists wear a red string bracelet‚ at all times‚ as according to their religion‚ it

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    Rick Yune‚ an American actor‚ producer‚ martial artist‚ and screenwriter‚ once said‚“It’s a rare thing when a father and son can share the same experience” (Rick Yune). The relationship of the quote‚ relates to Elie and his father because it demonstrates that father and son rarely get to encounter the same situation together and when they do‚ it is something that is not forgotten. During Night‚ father and son become closer together due to the experience they encountered‚ while at the concentration

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    of the Temple. “I cried because…because something inside me felt the need to cry.” It was clear that Eliezer is moved so much by religious works that he actually cries. Eliezer was so devoted to his religion that he wanted to learn more about the Kabbalah‚ however‚ it was his father that disapproved because of the fact Eliezer was too young. It is clear that Elazar has a strong will to learn more about his religion

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    In the first novel Night By Ellie Wiesel‚ we can observe that Moishe the beadle’s liminal experience altered his religious beliefs because Moishe used to be a Kabbalah teacher and the beadle of the house of prayer‚ but after the transition‚ he no longer mentioned God or Kabbalah. On the other hand‚ Okonkwo’s liminal experience was in terms of social status‚ Okonkwo earned the title and became famous‚ wealthy and more respected. Also‚ another point is that Moishe’s liminal

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    demonstrating that inequality between races or religions causes disagreement. He explains that the revolt of one group can lead to a massacre of great disorder. This idea is often a popular idea within literature. There are many issues within the Kabbalah that make Moishe the Beadle create stories which are important elements of the Jewish culture about his claims of inhumanity. Many characters must have courage‚ for they have been betrayed for the believe God has left their side since they lost their

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