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The Changing Functions of the Synagogue and the Rabbi

ABRAHAM J. FELDMAN Bernard J. Bamberger

Reform Judaism, 1905, p.206

Hebrew Union College Press

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Título:
The Changing Functions of the Synagogue and the Rabbi
Autor: ABRAHAM J. FELDMAN
Bernard J. Bamberger
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Buildings ; Charitable behavior ; Cities ; City districts ; Clergy ; Communities ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Ethnoreligious groups ; Ghettos ; Historical methodology ; Historiography ; History ; History of religion ; Human behavior ; Human geography ; Human societies ; Institutional buildings ; Jewish culture ; Jewish ghettos ; Jewish history ; Jewish peoples ; Jewish studies ; Judaism ; Metropolitan areas ; Pastoral counseling ; Philanthropy ; Political geography ; Practical theology ; Rabbis ; Religion ; Religious buildings ; Social behavior ; Social groups ; Social interaction ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Spiritual leaders ; Synagogues ; Theology
É parte de: Reform Judaism, 1905, p.206
Descrição: There is no doubt that the functions of Synagogue and of rabbi have undergone considerable change in modem life, and especially in the United States. The Synagogue of today is in a number of important respects different from the Synagogue as it was two hundred, five hundred, or a thousand years ago. Similarly have the functions of the rabbi been markedly and significantly changed. That the changes should have taken place was inescapable in view of the changing character of Jewish life. As the character of the Jewish community changed, the Synagogue, being the creation of the democracy of Israel,
Editor: Hebrew Union College Press
Idioma: Inglês

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The Changing Functions of the Synagogue and the Rabbi

ABRAHAM J. FELDMAN Bernard J. Bamberger

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