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... given by the citizen . We have previously discussed this question . Moreover , the commandment does not deprive the owner of the vineyard of all exercise of choice . The Torah does not specify the size of the edges of the field , or the ...
... given by the citizen . We have previously discussed this question . Moreover , the commandment does not deprive the owner of the vineyard of all exercise of choice . The Torah does not specify the size of the edges of the field , or the ...
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... given under compulsion in great detail . Why do we not declare a get given under duress to be invalid ? ... because we invoke the principle of duress ( to invalidate an action ) only in cases where one is compelled to do something which ...
... given under compulsion in great detail . Why do we not declare a get given under duress to be invalid ? ... because we invoke the principle of duress ( to invalidate an action ) only in cases where one is compelled to do something which ...
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... given the land of Canaan - by God , the one and the supreme Creator of the world and of man . And that which God had once given , was given forever " ( transla- tion from the Hebrew of an article by Jacques Maritain in Haarez , November ...
... given the land of Canaan - by God , the one and the supreme Creator of the world and of man . And that which God had once given , was given forever " ( transla- tion from the Hebrew of an article by Jacques Maritain in Haarez , November ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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