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... specific biblical passage . Had it been so validated , the tradi- tion would undoubtedly have recorded and transmitted it , for there can be no more radical departure from the literal text than this , and the sages who effected it would ...
... specific biblical passage . Had it been so validated , the tradi- tion would undoubtedly have recorded and transmitted it , for there can be no more radical departure from the literal text than this , and the sages who effected it would ...
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... specific law requires , and which may even be contrary to a specific law , but which the Law , taken as a whole , does value highly . Thus when Rabba permits scholars to do something delo kehilkhata , something which was in violation of ...
... specific law requires , and which may even be contrary to a specific law , but which the Law , taken as a whole , does value highly . Thus when Rabba permits scholars to do something delo kehilkhata , something which was in violation of ...
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... specific situ- ations involving a specific halakhah and a specific ethical concept . The solution which is sought is one that would satisfy what are be- lieved to be the complete requirements of both the halakhah and the ethical concept ...
... specific situ- ations involving a specific halakhah and a specific ethical concept . The solution which is sought is one that would satisfy what are be- lieved to be the complete requirements of both the halakhah and the ethical concept ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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