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Rabbis and Their Community: Studies in the Eastern European Orthodox Rabbinate in Montreal, 1896-1930 by Ira Robinson, 2007-09
On Jews and Judaism: Selected Articles 1961-1990 (Hebrew Edition) by Meir Kahane, 1993-01-01
Philokalia: The Bible of Orthodox Spirituality by Father Anthony Coniaris, 1998-10-30
A Fire in His Soul: Irving M. Bunim, 1901-1980, the Man and His Impact on American Orthodox Jewry by Amos Bunim, 1989-02
Modernity Within Tradition: The Social History of Orthodox Jewry in Imperial Germany by Mordechai Breuer, 1992-10
The Battle for God: Fundamentalism in Judaism, Christianity and Islam by Karen Armstrong, 2001-04-02
Jewish Tradition and the Non-Traditional Jew (Orthodox Forum Series) by Jacob J. Schacter, 2006-02-15
Boundaries of Judaism (The Kogod Library of Judaic Studies) by Donniel Hartman, 2007-11-27
Jewish Spirituality And Divine Law (The Orthodox Forum Series) by Adam Mintz, N. Y) Orthodox Forum (2000 New York, et all 2005-03
An American Orthodox Dreamer: Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik and Boston's Maimonides School (Brandeis Series in American Jewish History, Culture and Life) by Seth Farber, 2003-12-01
Climbing Jacob's Ladder: Teaching and Counseling Orthodox Students by Henry J. Roth, 2003-01-15
And I Will Dwell in Their Midst: Orthodox Jews in Suburbia by Etan Diamond, 2000-10-30
Judaism by Israel Abrahams by Israel Abrahams, 2010-09-07
The Universal Jew: Letters to a Progressive Father from his Orthodox Son by Yosef Ben Shlomo Hakohen, 1995-06

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BlogShares - Orthodox Judaism Industry
orthodox judaism. 50 blogs in this category Start a conversation about this Industry. orthodox judaism is composed of different groups with intersecting
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Orthodox Judaism: New & Used Books Category Search Result For Orthodox Judaism
orthodox judaism New Used Books Category Search Result for orthodox judaism. Compare new and used books prices among 122 book stores in a click.
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Muslim WakeUp! The Jewish Bin Ladens?
What orthodox judaism saw in sovereignty was an opportunity to make up the losses of the centuries since the Enlightenment. What Reform and Conservative
http://www.muslimwakeup.com/main/archives/2003/06/the_jewish_bin.php

Extractions: By Milton Viorst, Simon and Schuster, 2002, 287 pp. Review by Pat McDonnell Twair After 2,000 years of strenuous survival in exile, it would be a grim irony if homecoming is remembered by history not as the seed of the Jews redemption but of their self-destruction. These final words in Milton Viorsts latest book, What Shall I Do With This People? sums up his exhaustive study of Judaism and the conflicting ideologies within this faith that could lead to civil war or worse in Israel.
Orthodox Judaism And Jewish-Christian Dialogue
orthodox judaism and JewishChristian Dialogue. Rabbi David Rosen. David Rosen is the International Director for Interfaith Affairs of the American Jewish
http://www.bc.edu/research/cjl/meta-elements/texts/center/conferences/soloveitch

Extractions: Orthodox Judaism and Jewish-Christian Dialogue Rabbi David Rosen David Rosen is the International Director for Interfaith Affairs of the American Jewish Committee. Previously, he was director of the Anti-Defamation League's Jerusalem office and the Chief Rabbi of Ireland. In recent decades a concept that was historically more suited to Christianity than the critical tradition of rabbinic Judaism, has become commonplace within the Orthodox Jewish community namely the idea of daat Torah, indicative of an ex cathedra authority of Torah scholars, not only impervious to verification or analysis but even viewing the latter as a form of impiety. Paradoxically this virus has even infected modern Orthodoxy or centrist Orthodoxy (as some prefer to describe it) which in the past had prided itself on its greater intellectual rigor. A striking example of this is in the United States where the person of the late Rabbi J. B. Soloveitchik has acquired almost iconic stature, especially since the institution with which he was so closely identified, Yeshivah University, is the main single
Jewish-Christian Relations :: Orthodox Kibbutz-Hotel Lavi
Quotes from participants, highlighting how the program is helping Christians better understand judaism.
http://www.jcrelations.net/en/?id=1465
Shurim Of Rav Soloveitchik On Parshat Hashavua
A collection of transcribed tapes from public lectures of Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, the leading scholar of Modern orthodox American judaism. The transcriptions vary in quality.
http://www.shamash.org/listarchives/mj-ravtorah/
Orthodox Anti-Zionism
Short article on the religious basis of opposition to Zionism within ultraorthodox judaism.
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~elsegal/363_Transp/Orthodoxy/Naturei.html

Extractions: Rabbi Amram Blau Until the Nazi Holocaust, much of the Orthodoxy was antagonistic to the Zionist aspiration of establishing a national home for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel. In large measure this opposition was less to Zionism itself than to the Zionists, for most of the Zionist activists were secularists who rejected the traditional authority of the Rabbis in favour of "foreign" ideologies such as socialism and nationalism. Zionism constituted a serious threat to the traditional religious power structure. The issue was felt more urgently in Palestine itself, where the "old Yishuv " (settlement) A Scene from the "Old Yishuv lived unproductively off the donations of Diaspora Jews, whereas the Zionist settlers were calling for the Jews to be self-supporting and to involve themselves in economically productive manual labour. As a theological justification for their position, they cite various Rabbinic traditions that forbid the hastening of the Redemption. The most intransigent and extreme of the Orthodox anti-Zionist parties is the Naturei Karta movement, a small but vocal organization that broke off from
Etan G. - The Jewish Rapper
Etan G, an orthodox Jewish rapper, combines judaism and rap music. This is his official website.
http://www.jewishrapper.com

Extractions: Now you can download your favorite songs from these great locations on the Internet! Be the first to enjoy these tunes in digital format! Welcome to jewishrapper.com, the online home of Etan G and the South Side. Feel free to take a tour of the South Side here at jewishrapper.com, explore the different avenues, and immerse yourself in the Etan G experience! Well it is finally here The long awaited, highly anticipated album "South Side Of The Synagogue" by Etan G, the one and only Jewish Rapper! After 6 years in the making and 15 years in the planning this album is finally available to the public! We are always looking to make the South Side better, stronger and faster If you have any comments or suggestions on how to make this site better, things you would like to see added or deleted from jewishrapper.com or things you would like to get to know about Etan G and the South Side please feel free to sign the guestbook and make your thoughts knownafter all expression is what the South Side is all about!
Hillel Day School Boca Raton, Florida
Jewish Modern orthodox day school offering both general and Judaic studies. Open to children affiliated with all streams of judaism, preK through grade 8.
http://www.hilleldayschool.org

Extractions: Welcome to Hillel Day School of Boca Raton Hillel Day School of Boca Raton is located on a beautiful 15-acre campus located adjacent to the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County. Hillel offers programs for students in grades pre-kindergarten (age 2) through eighth grade. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a beneficiary agency of the South Palm Beach County Jewish Federation. It is also a member of the National Association of Hebrew Day Schools. Our website offers information on school admission, events, programs and much more. For additional information, please e-mail us or call our school office at (561) 470-5000. Email Us
Congregation Beth Abraham-Jacob Home
a familyoriented Synagogue in the orthodox tradition of judaism.
http://www.cbaj-albany.org/

Extractions: Congregation Beth-Abraham Jacob is a traditional, family-oriented Synagogue emphasizing the warmth of Torah Traditions. We adhere to the concept of the Synagogue as not only a place of prayer and worship, but as a central place of Torah Learning. We are engaged in sparking, stimulating and intensifying Jewish consciousness, knowledge, and commitment to tradition. We are dedicated to the care of our members by providing Rabbinic services, daily and holy day services, youth programs, sisterhood, brotherhood, couples club, adult and teen education, and a facility with warmth and opportunity to share simcha and sorrow alike. Our membership takes pride in our Shul which serves as the premiere Orthodox Congregation in Albany and the Voice of Tradition to the Capital District. We are dedicated to help develop and enhance the greater Jewish community through construction of a strong infrastructure and outreach activities. Our Shul is the home of the Capital District Vaad Hakashruth, the Albany Eruv, and the Albany Chevra Kadisha. Many of our members hold responsible positions throughout our Jewish community working for our local Jewish Day Schools, community Mikvah, Jewish Federation, and several other institutions as well. Visit the NCSY Website!!!!
Torah Judaism Home Page
Torah judaism Home Page. Serving the Torah Observant Jewish Internet orthodox Union orthodox Presidents Assoc/N Amer. orthodox Leadership Conf.
http://shamash.org/torah/

Extractions: This is a home page in the first stages of construction. Do not expect much here at this point This page will serve as a alternate gateway to the Torah Observant resources on the Shamash system. The goal will be to make this a friendly home for all the groups that view Torah and Mitzah observance as critical to life and community. The above is subject to rewrite to find a better way to describe the below grouping of resources and organizations. Orthodox Union
Non-Orthodox Conversion. (from Judaism) Britannica Student
Nonorthodox conversion. (from judaism) In a vote that angered Reform and Conservative Jews in Israel and around the world, the Knesset, Israel s parliament
http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article-203311
Streams Of Judaism: Orthodox, Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, And More
Streams of judaism orthodox, Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and more.
http://www.mazornet.com/jewishcl/Judaism/denominations.htm
Ahavat Israel - Orthodox, Conservative, Reform - Jewish Assimilation - Jews Prot
orthodox, Conservative, Reform Jewish Assimilation - Jews Protest in Jerusalem, Israel.
http://www.ahavat-israel.com/protest/judaism.php

Extractions: Orthodox, Conservative, Reform Hundreds of Jews affiliated with the reform and conservative movements, have asked Ahavat Israel about our position in regards to the Conservative and Reform movements, and their effort to establish themselves in Israel. They want to know: Is there a place for conservative and reform Jews in Ahavat Israel? The best way to answer this question, is to understand what the conservative and reform movements see as their mission and what are their objectives and beliefs. The International Rabbinic Association of Reform Judaism These are the foundation and basic beliefs of the reform movement: 1. We recognize in every religion an attempt to grasp the Infinite, and in every mode, source or book of revelation held sacred in any religious system the consciousness of the indwelling of G-d in man. 2. The Bible reflects the primitive ideas of its own age , and at times clothing its conception of divine Providence and Justice dealing with men in miraculous narratives.
Sefer Ha-Hayim Blog
We will only discuss whether it is consistent with orthodox beliefs, Rather, judaism in that case would call upon its adherents to give even greater
http://www.yasharbooks.com/Blog0501.html

Extractions: Sefer Ha-Hayim Blog Welcome Welcome to the Sefer Ha-Hayim Blog of Yashar Books ( what's a blog? ). This blog will give you a taste of books available from Yashar by discussing issues that emerge from them and summarizing their contributions to the literature. Links will take you to relevant places on the internet and within the Yashar Books website, where you will be able to learn more about the subject and purchase the books for yourself. Unless otherwise noted, all posts will be written by Gil Student. If you would like to comment on these posts, feel free to send them in an e-mail Please feel free to share the links to this blog and these posts with your friends and colleagues. Of Books and Bannings III R. Nosson Slifkin, Mysterious Creatures buy them now The question we will address here is not whether there are merits to the theory of evolution, or whether it is appropriate for an Orthodox Jew to adopt that theory. We will only discuss whether it is consistent with Orthodox beliefs, whether someone who believes in the theory of evolution is still within the bounds of Orthodoxy. As before, we will be making the case that even though there is debate on this matter, this is a matter of contemporary debate with scholars on both sides of the issue. For our purposes, we need only demonstrate that there are respected rabbis who adopt or do not object to the theory of evolution. Over 130 years ago, R. Samson Raphael Hirsch offered his view on this matter. This is of great significance because R. Hirsch was a leader of the opposition to non-Orthodox movements and was very open and direct in his labeling of people and ideas as unacceptable (see volume 5 of his
Alibris: Religion Judaism Orthodox
Used, new outof-print books with subject Religion judaism orthodox. Offering over 50 million titles from thousands of booksellers worldwide.
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4 Elul 5765 - OU.ORG - Your Gateway To The Jewish Internet - Torah, Jerusalem, I
An educational, outreach and social service organization which serves the North American Jewish community.
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Extractions: Torah OU Torah Insights OU Torah Tidbits Thinking Aloud Grunfeld's Daf Yomi ... Luach and Limud Learn Torah! Torah Insights OU Torah Tidbits R' Yaacov Haber Kollel Eretz Hemdah Zomet Torah Lab R' Shlomo Riskin R' Rafael Grossman R' Mordechai Elon R' Berel Wein R' Zev Leff R' Avi Weiss R' Avrohom Gordimer Torah from the Heights JCT - Machon Lev Tanach Study Center R' Yosef Edelstein Yeshivat Har Etzion -Weekly Sicha -Intro to Parasha -Parasha Shiur Project Genesis -R' Yissocher Frand -R' Yaakov Bernstein -R' M. Kamenetzky
Yiddishe Muslimah
Content, I agreed and thought that such is the case in judaism as well, but just to make sure, since I wanted to battle it out in a good conversation with
http://www.jews-for-allah.org/Jewish-Converts-to-Islam/yiddishe_muslimah.htm

Extractions: Sister X Bismillahi Rahmani Raheem Thats how I first interacted with Islam (before then I had spent a good month and a half looking into Islamic websites, feeling like a traitor as I marvelled at the peaceful logic). I read that Muslims think that Jews eat pork, and that they perform unmentionable abuse to baby boys as they circumcise them. Immediately, as a well-trained media controller from a renowned Jewish religious youth movement, I contacted the source of these lies I had read. Eloquently yet passionately, I refuted his claim and asked him for references to the immoral teachings he was spreading, adding what a Chillul Hashem (disgrace to God) he was to the Jewish People. Within days, I got a reply, as eloquent and well-mannered as the one I had sent out. It clearly stated where in the Talmud (Rabbinical commentary) and Shulchan Aruch (Code of Jewish Law, lit. Set Table) I could find the sources for his accusations, and a polite invitation to confirm it with my local Rav (Rabbi). I did. And as I had proudly marched to his office, thinking he would tell me that the accusations were just
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