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Essential Judaism A Complete Guide to Beliefs, Customs & Rituals

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4274 KB

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9781439117521

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  • Produktbild: Essential Judaism
  • ContentsAcknowledgmentsA note to the readerIntroductionChapter 1Service of the Heart: Prayer and RitualThe Jewish Idea of PrayerThe Names of GodThe Role of the RabbiThe Blessings of Daily Life An Assortment of BlessingsThe Daily ServicesBefore the Morning ServiceTallit and TzitzitTefillinShakharit/The Morning ServiceThe Basic Structure of the ServiceCovering the HeadKaddishThe Sh'maThe AmidahMinkhah/The Afternoon ServiceMa'ariv/The Evening ServiceThe Shabbat ServicesKabbalat Shabbat/Welcoming the Sabbath and Ma'arivShakharit/MusafMinkhah and Havdalah Festival Services The Synagogue Liturgical Music Home Rituals Mezuzah The Evolution of the Prayer Book The Rise of Denominations Reform Judaism Conservative Judaism Reconstructionism Modern Orthodox Ba'al Teshuvah HavurahJewish Renewal Movement Gay and Lesbian Synagogues Women's Prayer Groups Shul Etiquette The Chosen People? Chapter 2Rejoice in Your Festivals:The Jewish Year Sacred Time -- The Jewish Calendar Rosh Khodesh The Jewish Calendar The Festivals Shabbat The Thirty-nine Categories of Forbidden Work Special Sabbaths The High Holy Days Elul, a Month of Teshuvah Rosh Hashanah Days of Repentance Yom Kippur Sukkot The Sukkah Building the Sukkah The Four Species f0 Hoshanah Rabbah/The Great Hosannah Shemini Atzeret Simkhat Torah Hanukah Historical Roots Home Observance Tu b'Shevat Purim Pesakh Exile and Home The Bread of Affliction The Seder The Meaning of the Seder The Four Questions Counting the Omer Shavuot Yom ha-Shoah, Yom ha-Atzma'ut, Yom ha-Zikaron, and Yom Yerushalayim Minor Fast Days Tisha b'Av Special Readings for the Festivals Chapter 3Birth to Death: A Jewish Life Cycle Birth Abortion Adoption Mamzerut Brit Milah Brit Habat -- the Baby-Naming Ceremony Pidyon Ha-Ben Parent and Child Jewish Education Bar/Bat Mitzvah Confirmation Engagement and Marriage The Jewish View of Marriage The Ketubah Engagement Before the Ceremony The Wedding Ceremony Levirate Marriage Intermarriage Prohibited Marriages Divorce Conversion to Judaism The Noahide Laws Who Is a Jew? Should Judaism Proselytize? Leaving the Fold Illness Aging Ethical Wills Death and Mourning Defiance and Acceptance Dying Right to Die? Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide Preparations for Burial Burial Mourning Unveiling and Yahrzeit The Afterlife Chapter 4613 Ways: Living a Jewish Life The Mitzvot Gematria: Making the Letters Add Up Pikuakh Nefesh: To Save a Life Who's Counting? The 613 Mitzvot (According to Maimonides) Why Observe? Mind, Body, and Soul Halakhah: Mitzvot into Law Joseph Caro and the Shulkhan Arukh Opponents of Halakhah The Sadducees and the Karaites Reform Judaism Conservative Judaism Reconstructionism Reactions Within Orthodoxy The Mitzvot in Daily Life Gemilut Khasadim/Acts of Lovingkindness The Evil Tongue: Lashon Hara Tzedakah/Doing Justice The Ladder of Charity Ethics and Justice Laws Governing Loans Capital Punishment "An Eye for an Eye" Tikkun Olam/Repairing the World Sexuality The Mikveh Kashrut/Dietary Laws Kosher and Treif Meat and Dairy Buying Kosher Kosher Wine Taking Khallah Match But Don't Mix: Sha'atnez Chapter 5In the Beginning: The Hebrew Bible The Tanakh The Books of the Hebrew Bible The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha What Is in the Hebrew Bible? The Torah The Parashiyot and the Haftarot Genesis/Bereishit Exodus/Shemot Leviticus/Vayikra Numbers/Bamidbar Deuteronomy/Devarim Biblical Measurements Making the Text Sing: Cantillation Torah Comes First The Nevi'im/The Prophets Joshua Judges I and II Samuel I and II Kings Isaiah Jeremiah Ezekiel The Twelve Minor Prophets The Role of the Prophets The Ketuvim/The Writings Tehillim/The Psalms Reading the Psalms Proverbs Job Shir ha-Shirim/Song of Songs Ruth Lamentations Kohelet/Ecclesiastes Esther Daniel Ezra and Nehemiah I and II Chronicles Reading the Book Some Key Bible Commentators Peshat Derash Remez Sod Who Wrote the Hebrew Bible? Chapter 6The Rabbis Said: The Talmud and Other Rabbinical Writings<> Roots of Rabbinic Judaism From the Pairs to the Tannaim Thirteen Ways of Looking at the Torah "O You Scribes and Pharisees!" Tragedy, Dispersion, and the Writing of the Mishnah What Is in the Mishnah? What's in the Mishnah and the Talmud: Primary Subject Matter of the Tractates and Where They Appear How the Mishnah Works An Example from the Mishnah Tosefta and Baraita Gemara: The Task Continues A Time Line of Talmudic Scholars Yavneh: The First Great Academy Some Key Figures in Rabbinic Judaism Halakhah and AggadahHow the Gemara Works Palestinian Talmud versus Babylonian Talmud The Later Commentators Proliferation and Persecution A Page of Talmud Modern Talmudic Scholarship How to Study Talmud Daf Yomi Midrash Some Important Midrashic Texts Chapter 7Jewish Mysticism: Emanations of the Eternal What Is Mysticism? The Chariot and the Chambers: Ancient Jewish Mysticism The Mysteries of Creation: Sefer Yetzirah Ten Sefirot Twice Over: Early Kabbalah and the Ashkenazi Hasidim Kabbalah in Spain Splendor: The Zohar The Tree of Life The Star of David The Lion Speaks: Lurianic Kabbalah The False Messiah: Shabbateanism Hasidic Mysticism Some Other Key Figures in Jewish Mysticism Kabbalah in the Twentieth Century Rabbi Kook Gershom Scholem and the Study of Mysticism Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and the Jewish Renewal Movement Meditation The Lasting Influence of Jewish Mysticism How to Study Kabbalah Chapter 8The Philosophers: The Continuing Evolution of Jewish Thought Rabbis versus Philosophers Philo Judaeus (20 B.C.E.-50 C.E.) From the Writings of Philo Saadiah Gaon (882 C.E.-942 C.E.) From the Writings of Saadiah Gaon Maimonides (c. 1135 C.E.-1204 C.E.) 13 Principles of the Jewish Faith From the Writings of Maimonides Judah HaLevi (1075 C.E.-1141 C.E.) From the Writings of Judah HaLevi Baruch Spinoza (1632 C.E.-1677 C.E.) From the Writings of Baruch Spinoza Moses Mendelssohn (1729 C.E.-1786 C.E.) From the Writings of Moses Mendelssohn Franz Rosenzweig (1886 C.E.-1929 C.E.) Rosenzweig and Buber Translate Torah From the Writings of Franz Rosenzweig Martin Buber (1878 C.E.-1965 C.E.) From the Writings of Martin Buber Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907 C.E.-1972 C.E.) From the Writings of Abraham Joshua Heschel Joseph Soloveitchik (1903 C.E.-1993 C.E.) From the Writings of Joseph Soloveitchik Emmanuel Levinas (1906 C.E.-1995 C.E.) From the Writings of Emmanuel Levinas Chapter 9Beyond the Rabbis: How Judaism GotWhere It Is Today The Jews in the East Sworn Enemies: Hasidim and Mitnagdim "Why Do They Dress Like That?" Enlightenment and Emancipation The Jewish Question Sworn Enemies: Reform and Orthodox Sworn Enemies: The Rabbis and the Haskalah Yiddish: The "Mother Tongue" Ladino The Zionists Eliezer Ben-Yehuda Herzl and His Successors The Evolution of Anti-Semitism Sifting Through the Ashes Exiles' Return Feminism Remakes Jewish Theology The Temptations of Assimilation Appendix 1Some Key Documents of Contemporary Jewish Belief Reform Judaism The Pittsburgh Platform, 1885 The Columbus Platform, 1937 A Centenary Perspective, 1976 The Doral Country Club Resolution, 1997?100th Anniversary of the Zionist Movement Conservative Judaism On Changes in Judaism -- Zecharias Frankel The Ideal Conservative Jew: Eight Behavioral Expectations -- Rabbi Jerome M. Epstein Reconstructionism Who Is a Reconstructionist Jew? Orthodoxy The Orthodox Jewish Congregational Union of America Founding Program of Agudat Israel (May 1912) Zionism The Basel Program -- Passed by the First Zionist Congress (1897) The Balfour Declaration Declaration of Israel's Independence, 1948 Appendix 2A Time Line of Major Events Appendix 3Where the Jews Are Today Appendix 4Jewish Holidays, 1999-2006 Appendix 5How Do I Know It's Kosher?An Orthodox Union Kosher Primer<> Glossary Sources and Resources: A Bibliography Index