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Such a Judaism by its very nature is not calculated to produce a complete Jewish world , since such a complete world would do away with the duality , that is , with the Diaspora itself . Diaspora Judaism cannot give rise to a complete ...
Such a Judaism by its very nature is not calculated to produce a complete Jewish world , since such a complete world would do away with the duality , that is , with the Diaspora itself . Diaspora Judaism cannot give rise to a complete ...
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The supreme expression of this combination was the Messianic vision of redemption ; the people's prophets and teachers aspired to complete national redemption in the Promised Land , but this aspiration was not limited to the Jewish ...
The supreme expression of this combination was the Messianic vision of redemption ; the people's prophets and teachers aspired to complete national redemption in the Promised Land , but this aspiration was not limited to the Jewish ...
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But the similarity with the “ natural community of ancient times is far from complete . In the modern world , a man may change his nationality at will , group membership cannot be imposed on him , in spite of the rabbinic principle that ...
But the similarity with the “ natural community of ancient times is far from complete . In the modern world , a man may change his nationality at will , group membership cannot be imposed on him , in spite of the rabbinic principle that ...
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