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... considered to be merely the exercise of another virtue , like courage , prudence , or self - control . It is an integral part of the Law , like the command- ment to offer sacrifices , or not to steal or swear falsely . The com- mandment ...
... considered to be merely the exercise of another virtue , like courage , prudence , or self - control . It is an integral part of the Law , like the command- ment to offer sacrifices , or not to steal or swear falsely . The com- mandment ...
Page 178
... considered to be a case of met mizvah . Hence , when a dead person is in the presence of a kohen , and there is present an Israelite who is not ready to take care of the corpse , such a corpse is considered a met mizvah . Rabbi Yizhak ...
... considered to be a case of met mizvah . Hence , when a dead person is in the presence of a kohen , and there is present an Israelite who is not ready to take care of the corpse , such a corpse is considered a met mizvah . Rabbi Yizhak ...
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... considered to be obscene or licentious . But there are many serious objections to this position . In the first place a law based on gezerah shavah is considered to be bibli- cal law . [ Rashi then gives a number of examples . ] Moreover ...
... considered to be obscene or licentious . But there are many serious objections to this position . In the first place a law based on gezerah shavah is considered to be bibli- cal law . [ Rashi then gives a number of examples . ] Moreover ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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