Living the Halachic Process

Released on by Daniel Mann (Rabbi.)
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  • Living the Halachic Process Book Detail

  • Author : Daniel Mann (Rabbi.)
  • Release Date : 2007
  • Publisher : Devora Publishing
  • Genre : Jewish law
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781932687880
  • File Size : 76,76 MB
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Living the Halachic Process by Daniel Mann (Rabbi.) PDF Summary

Book Description: These questions, and the more than 100 others in this book have been culled from thousands of queries that have been sent by Jews from different backgrounds and levels of observance throughout the world to the Eretz Hemdah Institute in Jerusalem, Israel. They touch upon every area of Jewish law and reveal the basic desire of all Jews to understand their belief system. The answers themselves reveal the unique way that the Eretz Hemdah Institute melds sound halachic responses with a sensitivity to the individual and an awareness - not easily found today - that it is not necessary to burden the Jewish people with unnecessarily stringent laws. In a detailed introduction, the editors present the development of halachic literature over the centuries. They give the reader a behind-the-scenes look at the process a rabbi goes through and the different approaches used to form a teshuva (response to a question).

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These questions, and the more than 100 others in this book have been culled from thousands of queries that have been sent by Jews from different backgrounds and

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Should one pray from a siddur or by heart? Does a place of business require a mezuzah? Should a child fast on Yom Kippur? These are just a few of the questions