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... Orthodox , Conservative , and Reform prac- tice . Thus for example , driving to synagogue services on the sabbath is unthinkable in Orthodox circles , a matter of dispute among Conservative rabbis , and normative practice for Reform ...
... Orthodox , Conservative , and Reform prac- tice . Thus for example , driving to synagogue services on the sabbath is unthinkable in Orthodox circles , a matter of dispute among Conservative rabbis , and normative practice for Reform ...
Page 324
... Orthodox in reli- gion ( although deferring their messianic aspirations to the unforeseeable future ) while becoming Western in manners and culture . This form of Orthodoxy , which became the intellectual model for Western Orthodoxy ...
... Orthodox in reli- gion ( although deferring their messianic aspirations to the unforeseeable future ) while becoming Western in manners and culture . This form of Orthodoxy , which became the intellectual model for Western Orthodoxy ...
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... Orthodox . The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations , which was established in 1898 by elements associated with the Jewish Theological Seminary , was soon taken over by Yiddish - speaking recent immigrants for whom the seminary was ...
... Orthodox . The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations , which was established in 1898 by elements associated with the Jewish Theological Seminary , was soon taken over by Yiddish - speaking recent immigrants for whom the seminary was ...
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