Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... intellectual are the rabbi's allies in this formidable task . However , the intellectual , who is best able to establish rapport with youth , is the Jewish DP today . Since the intellectual's prime function is the discernment and ...
... intellectual are the rabbi's allies in this formidable task . However , the intellectual , who is best able to establish rapport with youth , is the Jewish DP today . Since the intellectual's prime function is the discernment and ...
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... intellectual leadership of the time was not a religious spirit . It was a spirit of rationalism and humanism . Next to the Bible , the most popular book in the last decade of the eighteenth century was Tom Paine's Age of Reason . The ...
... intellectual leadership of the time was not a religious spirit . It was a spirit of rationalism and humanism . Next to the Bible , the most popular book in the last decade of the eighteenth century was Tom Paine's Age of Reason . The ...
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... intellectually and morally qualified to become the holders of an important public trust . We are not here con ... intellectual and moral qualifications of orig- inal grantees would break down if so important a segment of licensees ...
... intellectually and morally qualified to become the holders of an important public trust . We are not here con ... intellectual and moral qualifications of orig- inal grantees would break down if so important a segment of licensees ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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