61 files were found

"Chumrah" , Rabbi Saul J. Berman
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Source: Hebrew Institute of White Plains Tape Library
 
"Chumras and Kulas" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
"Jewish Law and Individual Freedom" parts 1-10 , Rabbi Shlomo Riskin
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Source: Hebrew Institute of White Plains Tape Library
 
"Major Implications of Pronunciation Controversies" , Shnayer Leiman
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Source: Sephardic Institute
 
"Rabbinic Authority: Creativity and Innovation in Halacha" , Mordechai Willig
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Source: www.tzemachdovid.org/tapes.html
 
"Rabbis as a Source of Peace and Harmony" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
"Rabinnical Controversies in the World of Halacha" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
"Secular Courts versus Divine Torah" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
"Symposium: Who is a Posek?" , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
'Machlokes vs. Eilu V'eilu' , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
'My Rabbi Is Better Than Your Rabbi: How We Establish Halachic Norms' , Rabbi Dr. Gershon C. Gewirtz
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Source: www.ou.org
 
'Personal Piety in Psak' , Rabbi Hershel Schachter
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Source: mnordl@aol.com
 
'Equality in Jewish Civil Law: Beyond Equity: Halakhic Aspirations in Jewish Civil Law' , Aaron Kirschenbaum
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Source: Ktav Publishing House
 
Not In Heaven: The Nature and Function of Halacha , Rabbi Eliezer Berkovits
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Source: Ktav Publishing House, January 1983
 
Not in Heaven: the Nature and Function of Halakhah , Rabbi Eliezer Berkovits
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Piety and Fanaticism: Rabbinic Criticism of Religious Stringency , Sara Weinstein
Description: Within traditional Judaism, religious piety and intensity, representing the earnest and passionate desire to serve God, is often expressed in both the strictest observance of halakhah, Jewish law, and in practices above and beyond the demands of the law. The second such behavior is termed "super-erogatory," meaning "going beyond what is commanded or required." While it is discussed often in the Talmud, there is little attention given in the secondary literature to the rabbis' critique of self-imposed religious stringency. Piety and Fanaticism Rabbinic Criticism of Religious Stringency opens a discussion of the Talmudic rabbis' views. Piety and Fanaticism focuses its discussion on self-imposed stringency, which goes beyond the recommendations of a specific halakhic ruling, and evaluates the rabbis' decisions as to when super-erogation by an individual was generally permitted and when it was criticized. Also addressed is to what extent the rabbis' considered kavvana, or why an individual chose to take on a specific stringency, in their criticism of such behavior. Weinstein considers the political and economic differences in Palestine and Babylon to explain differences in the rabbinic opinions of the Palestinian and Babylonian Talmuds. The historical development of Talmudic passages has been analyzed to discover the various layers of text and place them in proper historical context. The author also examines the relationship between Judaism and other religions of the Talmudic periodspecifically early Christianity, which venerated practices that were regarded as super-erogatory by Judaism.
Source: Jason Aronson, 1997
 
Rabbinic Authority , Michael Berger
Description: not available
Source: Oxford Univ Press, 1998
 
Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy , Moshe Sokol
Description: Does traditional Jewish life encourage or discourage personal autonomy? To what extent are decisions of Jewish law influenced by subjective factors? Does rabbinic authority extend to all areas of life or does it confine itself to a narrower field of influence? What freedom does a rabbinic authority have to make innovations, and are there grounds for pluralism within the system of Jewish law? These questions cut to the core of Jewish life in the modern world. With the advent of modernity, great emphasis has been placed on the value of personal autonomy. Yet traditional Judaism has historically emphasized the authority of the rabbinic decision maker. The essays in this volume are concerned with exploring the tension between these two poles. Experts from such diverse fields as history, sociology, philosophy, and Jewish law explore the questions raised above. Their analyses are informed not only by their academic expertise but by their deep understanding of the Jewish legal system and Jewish life and their abiding concern for what it means to live that life in the modern world. The contributors to this volume were participants in the Orthodox Forum, an annual gathering of scholars who meet to consider major issues of concern to the Jewish community.
Source: Orthodox Form Series, 1992
 
Authority and Dissent: A Discussion of Boundries , Rabbi Marc D. Angel
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Source: Tradition 25, 1990
 
Creativity and Innovation in Halacha , Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks
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Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy ed. Sokol
 
Daas Torah: A Modern Conception of Rabbinic Authority , Dr Lawrence Kaplan
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Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy, ed.Sokol
 
Daas Torah: Perspectives on the Holocaust: A Critical Analysis , Isaac Hutner
Description: not available
Source: Tradition 18, 1980
 
Eilu ve-Eilu Divrei Elohim Hayyim: Halakhic Pluralism and Theories of Controversy , Rabbi Michael Rosensweig
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Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy, ed.Sokol
 
'Emunat Hachamim' , Simhah Friedman
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Source: Tradition, 27:4
 
Halakhah and the Scientific Method , Yaakov  Neuberger
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Source: Torah u-Madda III, 1991-92
 
'Halakhic Methodology in the Post-Emancipation Period' , Daniel Sinclair
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Source: Le-eylah, 45
 
Jewish Values and the Changing Amercian Ethic , Rabbi Irving Greenberg
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Source: Tradition 10:1, 1968
 
'Mara De-Atra' , Aaron Kirschenbaum
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Source: Tradition, 27:4
 
Personal Autonomy and Religious Authority , Moshe Sokol
Description: not available
Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy, 1992
 
Rabbinic Authority: A Philosophical Analysis , Michael Berger
Description: not available
Source: Tradition 27, 1993
 
'Rav Zadok ha-Kohen on the History of Halacha' , Rabbi Dr. Yaakov Elman
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Source: Tradition, 21:4
 
Rupture and Reconstruction: The Transformation of Contemporary Orthodoxy , Dr Hayyim Soloveitchik
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Source: Tradition, 28:4 1994
 
Subjectivity in Rabbinic Decisionmaking , Aaron Kirschenbaum
Description: not available
Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy ed. Sokol
 
'Subjectivity in Tannaitic Halakhic Definition' , Dr. Gerald J. Blidstein
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Source: Torah U'Madda VI, 1995-6
 
The Chumra Syndrome: A Halakhic Inquiry , M. Weinberger
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Source: Jewish Action 48, 1988
 
'The Mitzvah of Lo Tasur' , Rabbi Yonasan Sacks
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Source: Tradition, 27:4
 
The Nature and Limitations of Rabbinic Authority , Eli Turkel
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Source: Tradition 27, 1993
 
The Parameters of Precedent in Pesak Halachah , Dr. Jeffrey Woolf
Description: not available
Source: Tradition 27, 1993
 
The Parameters of Rabbinic Authority: A Study of Three Sources , Aaron Cohen
Description: not available
Source: Tradition 27, 1993
 
'The Role of Manuscripts in Halakhic Decision Making' , Moshe Bleich
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Source: Tradition, 27:2
 
Toward A Sociology of Psak , Chaim I. Waxman
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Source: Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy ed. Sokol
 
Tradition Meets Modernity: On the Conflict of Liberty and the Halakha , Dr. Eugene Korn
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Source: Tradition 25:4,1991
 
Loving Truth and Peace: The Grand Religious Worldview of Rabbi Benzion Uziel by Rabbi Marc D. Angel , Zvi Zohar
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Source: The Edah Journal Volume 1:2
 
Rabbi Jehiel Jacob Weinberg on the Limits of Halakhic Development , Dr. Marc B. Shapiro
Description: What are the limits of halakhic development? This is the issue that Rabbi. Weinberg tackles in a fascinating letter published here for the first time. He also discusses his controversial student, Rabbi Eliezer Berkovits. Although Berkovits always believed that he was following in the path of his teacher, we see that R. Weinberg was distressed by some of his student's more extreme positions. Yet despite this, Rabbi Weinberg remained loyal to Berkovits and defended his student against those who vilified him and wished to exclude him from Orthodoxy.
Source: The Edah Journal 2:2
 
A Sephardic Approach to Halachah , Rabbi Marc D. Angel
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Chumrah , Rabbi Dov Linzer
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From Yiddishkeit to Narishkeit: How Chumrah Became the Only Norm , Dr. Jeffrey Woolf
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Halachah and Freedom of Inquiry , Rabbi Martin I. Lockshin
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Halachah, Minhag, and the Forging of Public Policy , Dr. Jay Berkovitz
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History of Halachah , Professor Daniel Sperber
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History of Jewish Customs , Professor Daniel Sperber
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Judaism as Mediator between Theology and Reality , Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky
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Origin of Machloket and the Search for Truth in the Halachic Process , Rabbi Barry Freundel
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Philosophy of Halacha , Rabbi Benjamin Hecht
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Rabbinic Authority , Professor Menachem Kellner
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Rabbinic Authority and Da’as Torah , Dr. Jay Berkovitz
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Rabbinic Authority and Personal Autonomy , Rabbi Dov Linzer
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Relationship Between Halachah and Individual Responsibility , Arna Poupko
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Toward a Grand Religious Worldview , Rabbi Marc D. Angel
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Tradition and Change , Rabbi Eliezer Finkelman
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Where Halachah Ends and Ideology Begins , Dr. Jeffrey Woolf
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