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The get is the bill of divorce that the husband gives to the wife to release her from the marriage.

Prenuptial marriage protection agreements that accord with halakhah, or Jewish law, can help secure a woman's freedom to remarry in case of a divorce.

Once a protection for women, the traditional ketubah has been critiqued by liberal Jews on several grounds.

Marriage in ancient times was a negotiated match involving an agreement on conditions and payment of a bridal price.

Although the Bible frowns upon magical healing practices, a clear distinction between medicine and magical healing developed only gradually.

Divorce is meant to take care of the wife. But occasionally, a husband will manipulate the system.

The evolving relationship between the rabbinic sages and the Jews on the street.

Dispersion and uncertainty discouraged Jews from investing in cathedral-like synagogues, but they found a substitute in another dimension.

Rejection of "foreign worship" is a primary commandment and central to the Jewish worldview.

The liberal Jewish movements are struggling to balance contemporary morality and Jewish tradition in deciding whether to ritually honor same-sex unions.