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The Lieberman Open Orthodox Haggadah

Autor Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 mar 2015
As we recognize that in every generation we are to seek liberation and freedom, this Haggadah demonstrates an activism that stems from rather than being stymied by our ancient traditions. Open Orthodoxy is a stream of Orthodoxy that combines a strict adherence to Jewish law with an openness and flexibility on certain contemporary issues. With contributions from prominent and original thinkers and an introduction to the term Open Orthodoxy from Rabbi Avi Weiss, this Haggadah discusses some of these cutting-edge concerns such as women as clergy within Orthodoxy (i.e., the Maharat phenomenon), the agunah crisis, and the interaction between Jews and Gentiles.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789652298058
ISBN-10: 9652298050
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 165 x 239 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Editura: Gefen Publishing House
Colecția Gefen Publishing House
Locul publicării:Jerusalem, Israel

Recenzii

This haggadah will keep the reader inspired for many years because it contains many books in one volume. First, the Hebrew text is printed very clearly, as are the accompanying modern English translation and instructions. Second, lively illustrations, together with questions, help keep the interest of the participants. Third, the work includes extended essays connected to the haggadah, Passover, and hot topics within contemporary Judaism, and some of these essays are supplied by guest voices.
This haggadah will find a welcome place in many Seder night celebrations and in many libraries as it seeks to show new ways for observant Jews to connect to the ancient texts and halacha on the one hand, and on the other fills the spiritual and communal needs of a diverse Jewish population. After reading this book you may change the way you look at being a modern Jew.