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Kosher Food: What Makes Food Kosher or Not
The word "kosher" literally means "fit" or "appropriate."
Kashrut & Reform Judaism
A look at what, if any, aspects of this practice are relevant for modern Reform Jews.
Kashrut & Physical Purity
A traditionalist perspective Kashrut on gives us a physical sense of purity.
Eco-Kashrut: Standards for What and How We Eat
Incorporating environmental concerns into to the Jewish dietary laws.
Vegetarianism: An Alternative Kashrut
The author argues that our evolving religious sensibilities should bring us to recognize vegetarianism as a new mitzvah.
Vegetarianism and Jewish Ethics
An American Reform rabbi argues that it is a mitzvah to refrain from eating meat.
Vegetarianism and Kashrut
Moral and theological implications of vegetarianism can be seen as a challenge to the rabbinic tradition.
Keeping Kosher: Contemporary Views
Recent writers reflect on what observing kashrut has meant in their own lives.
Kashrut Themes: Contemporary Concerns
Modern Jews balance their secular knowledge and Jewish commitments in forging attitudes toward traditional dietary laws.