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Jewish women in the Diaspora.

A text's physical description of God might actually have been intended to emphasize God's indescribability.

Jewish chosenness is not a metaphysical reality. It derives from the conditions of a particularly prosperous period in Israelite history.

Jewish History from the beginning through the Babylonian exile.

The Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes on law.

In the Second Temple period.

The importance of Israel for Jews who do not live there.

Jews (not surprisingly) fall on different sides of the issue, but Jews and Israel have also been the target of anti-globalization anger.

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

In the wake of the Holocaust, Jewish theologians have challenged Christian thinkers to rework Christianity's traditional pictures of the Jews.

The requirements and transcendent possibilities of Jewish law are the bases of Jewish distinctness.