A tilt at Jewish theology

Article Abstract:

Yossi Beilin is a writer who argues that non-religious registration could be carried out by officials of the Jewish community and be recognised by Israel as bestowing Jewishness in the case of migration to that country. Beilin argues that such a measure is important for the Jewish people to survive. Assimilation and intermarriage threaten survival. He argues that many people live in Jewish families and wish to affiliate with Jewish people but prefer not to undergo a religious ceremony.

Laws, regulations and rules, Jews, Jewish identity, Conversion (Religion), Conversion

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The end of a dividing line

Article Abstract:

Social evolution will result in direct democracy in the 21st century, starting in societies in which widespread education and information has obviated a special political class . People have gained responsibility and power gradually over the centuries, and have learned how to use them.

Social aspects, Political aspects, Democracy, Responsibility, Social evolution

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Drawing the Jewish line

Article Abstract:

An eruv is a special place where Jews are not bound to the normal traditions of their Sabbath. The concept is causing much controversy amongst the Jewish people, with the more conservative, Orthodox sects denouncing it as being inconsistent with the faith.

International aspects, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Jewish life, Sabbath (Jewish law), Jewish Sabbath, Judaism

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