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Halakhic Theology

Name: Halakhic Theology
Brand: University Press of America
SKU: 04913670
Price: 87.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jacob Neusner
ISBN: 9780761833840

A Sourcebook

Jacob Neusner

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04913670

Publishers University Press of America, February 2006

Laws, or Halakhah, and narratives, or Aggadah, comprises the Torah. Halakhah, normative law, makes t... Full description

Libristo code: 04913670

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Laws, or Halakhah, and narratives, or Aggadah, comprises the Torah. Halakhah, normative law, makes the same statement in terms of behavior that Aggadah, in its systematic and abstract mode, makes in terms of beliefs. The Halakhic theology focuses on the interior existence of Israelite. In this sourcebook, author Jacob Neusner derives from details of legal expositions some of the Halakhah's theological propositions, in order to show how normative laws of conduct express the narrative monotheism of the Torah. An introductory overview of the Halakhic theological program, seen through topical expositions of law, briefly compares Halakhic texts with Aggadic theological programs.