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The Land of Israel in the Hellenistic Age
While the Seleucids and Ptolemies battled for control of Palestine, Hellenism--the synthesis of Greek and native Near Eastern cultures--took hold.
Building the Second Temple
The historical importance and practical history of rebuilding ancient Judaism's sacred center.
The Western Wall Today
The sole remnant of the ancient Temple plays a role in observing festivals in modern times.
Judaism and Fertility Technology
Jewish authorities do not object to fertility technology, but have concerns with some of the specific methods.
Chosen People: Some Modern Views
While some modern Jews have rejected the notion of chosenness altogether, others have reinterpreted it as an ethical mission or a national spirit.
Reconstructionist Judaism and the Rejection of Chosen People
According to Reconstructionism's founder, the idea of chosenness divides peoples from each other and should be rejected, not reinterpreted.