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The Case For Jewish Civil Law In The Jewish State K. Kahana From the renowned legal scholar and rabbi, Koppel Kahana, The Case For Jewish Civil Law In The Jewish State shows how the distinction between Hukim and Mishpatim, the "province of the judiciary," provides a basis for an authentic and unified Jewish civil law. Location: Suggested Reading
Diaspora is Jewry's Graveyard Rav Yehoshua Kemelman Diaspora Jewry is dying, unable to regenerate its ranks because of rampant assimilation. In this book Rav Kemelman documents this phenomenon, provide practical suggestions to end this Jewish existential crisis. As he points out the challenges that needs to be addressed by the Jewish people, taking a good look in the mirror and asking the tough questions. Any Jew or Non-Jew who is concerned about the survival of the Jewish people, will benefit from reading this book. Location: Suggested Reading
Essential Essays on Judaism Eliezer Berkovitz A theologian, philosopher, communal rabbi, and teacher, Eliezer Berkovitz was one of the 20th century’s most significant and outstanding Jewish thinkers. His writings lay out a systematic approach to the modern world that retains full respect for Jewish tradition and law. Location: Suggested Reading
Nineteen Letters Samson Raphael Hirsch, translation: Joseph Elias Writing under the pen name "Ben Uziel," Hirsch presents his original view of Judaism in the form of a fictional correspondence between a young rabbi and philosopher, and a young intellectual. Location: Suggested Reading
Path of the Just Moshe Chaim Luzzatto With his vast knowledge in religious lore, the arts, and science, Luzzatto writings demonstrate mastery of the Tanakh, the Talmud, and the rabbinical commentaries of Jewish law. He reveals and illuminate the deepest questions put towards mankind. Location: Suggested Reading

The Case For Jewish Civil Law In The Jewish State

K. Kahana

From the renowned legal scholar and rabbi, Koppel Kahana, The Case For Jewish Civil Law In The Jewish State shows how the distinction between Hukim and Mishpatim, the "province of the judiciary," provides a basis for an authentic and unified Jewish civil law.

Location: Suggested Reading

Diaspora is Jewry's Graveyard

Rav Yehoshua Kemelman

Diaspora Jewry is dying, unable to regenerate its ranks because of rampant assimilation. In this book Rav Kemelman documents this phenomenon, provide practical suggestions to end this Jewish existential crisis. As he points out the challenges that needs to be addressed by the Jewish people, taking a good look in the mirror and asking the tough questions. Any Jew or Non-Jew who is concerned about the survival of the Jewish people, will benefit from reading this book.

Location: Suggested Reading

Essential Essays on Judaism

Eliezer Berkovitz

A theologian, philosopher, communal rabbi, and teacher, Eliezer Berkovitz was one of the 20th century’s most significant and outstanding Jewish thinkers. His writings lay out a systematic approach to the modern world that retains full respect for Jewish tradition and law.

Location: Suggested Reading

Nineteen Letters

Samson Raphael Hirsch, translation: Joseph Elias

Writing under the pen name "Ben Uziel," Hirsch presents his original view of Judaism in the form of a fictional correspondence between a young rabbi and philosopher, and a young intellectual.

Location: Suggested Reading

Path of the Just

Moshe Chaim Luzzatto

With his vast knowledge in religious lore, the arts, and science, Luzzatto writings demonstrate mastery of the Tanakh, the Talmud, and the rabbinical commentaries of Jewish law. He reveals and illuminate the deepest questions put towards mankind.

Location: Suggested Reading

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