Verfügbarkeit: Modern Orthodox Judaism

Modern Orthodox Judaism: a documentary history

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1. Verfasser:	Eleff, Zev 1985- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Lincoln University of Nebraska Press [2016] Philadelphia The Jewish publication society [2016]
Schriftenreihe:	JPS anthologies of Jewish thought
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Orthodox Judaism > History Orthodoxes Judentum Quelle
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	xliii, 520 Seiten
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adam_text	Contents List of Illustrations xxiv Foreword xxv by Jacob J. Schacter Preface xxix Acknowledgments xli part i. Orthodox Judaism and the Modern American Experience 1. Engaging Reform 3 INTRODUCTION 3 section i \| Charleston Clamorings and Other “Heresies” “Retrograde Instead of Advancing” 5 MordecaiNoah \| 1825 New Lights and Old Lights 6 A Member of the Reformed Society of Israelites \| 1825 This Happy Land 7 Isaac Harby \| 1825 A Jewish Luther 9 Jacob Mordecai \| 1826 An Open Letter to Gustavus Poznanski 12 Isaac Leeser j 1843 Some Wolves Clothed in Sheeps-Cover 16 Abraham Rice \| 1848 What Prevails among the Jewish People? 18 Mordecai Noah \| 1850 section 2 [ Living Orthodox Judaism This Is Religious Liberty in America 19 Abraham Kohn \| 1843 Our Holy Place 20 Trustees of the Congregation Shearith Israel \| 1847 Strange Misbehavior 21 Max Lilienthal \| 1854 An Aunts Admonishment 24 Anna Marks Allen \| 1858 CONCLUSION 25 2* The Traditional Talmud and Response to Reform Prayer Books 27 INTRODUCTION 27 section 1 [ Talking Talmud___________________________ “The Talmud Is Not Divine 28 Benjamin Cohen Carillon \| 1843 At the Risk of Being Considered Hyper-orthodox 31 Henry Goldsmith \| 1843 A Return to the Maimonidean View? 33 Abraham Rice j 1844 The Cleveland Conference 35 Isaac Leeser j 1855 It Is Decidedly Heretical 38 Morris J. Raphall \| 1856 section 2 J The Modified Mahzor ___________ An Ornament for Parlor-Tables 39 Bernard Illowy \| 1835 A Letter from an Enlightened Orthodox Jew 41 Benjamin Franklin Peixotto [ 1859 x Contents On Burning Reform Prayer Books 43 Eliyahu Holzman \| 1865 Minhag Ashkenaz and Minhag Reform 45 Samuel Myer Isaacs \| 1866 CONCLUSION 47 3. An Orthodox Ministry 48 INTRODUCTION 48 section 1 \| The Impaired and Itinerant “Rabbi”_________ Rabbinic Tenure 49 Max Lilienthal \| 1854 A New Calling 52 Palestine \| 1862 Isaac Leesers Successor 54 Alfred T. Jones \| 1869 section 2 \| Defenders of Tradition_____________________ The Ethics 56 Alexander Kohut \| 1885 Backward or Forward? 59 Kaufrnann Kohler \| 1885 What Is Progress ? 61 Alexander Kohut \| 1885 section 3 \| An Orthodox Seminary? To the Hebrews of America 63 Henry Pereira Mendes \| 1886 A School for the Intelligent Orthodox 65 Saba to Morais \| 1887 To Preserve Judaism Above All Else 68 Jacob H. Schiff \| 1900 CONCLUSION 73 Contents xi 107 The Synagogue Council of America Abraham Burstein \| 1927 CONCLUSION 109 5. Trailblazers m INTRODUCTION 111 section 1 I The Revel Revolution An Orthodox High School 112 Solomon T. H. Hurwitz \| 1916 The Question of the Time 116 Eliezer Ladizinksy \| 1926 Yeshiva College 118 Bernard Revel \| 1928 The Hebrew Theological College of Chicago 122 Hyman L. Meites j 1924 section 2 \| Solomon Schechter and the Orthodox______ Is Schechter Orthodox? 124 Emanuel Schreiber \| 1902 The General Religious Tendency of the Seminary 127 Solomon Schechter \| 1902 A Dangerous Situation 130 American Hebrew \| 1904 The Orthodox Rabbis and the Seminary 132 Judah David Eisenstein \| 1904 A Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism 134 MaxDrob \| 1929 conclusion 137 6. The Parting of the Ways: Orthodox and Conservative Judaism 139 introduction 139 Contents xiii part 2. The Contest for Modern Orthodox Judaism 4. The Arrival of Eastern European Immigrants 77 INTRODUCTION 77 section 1 \| Resisting a Treifene Medine______________ Sabbath at the Polish Shul 79 William M. Rosenblatt \| 1872 The Chief Rabbis Sermon 82 Abraham Cahan \| 1888 The Charleston Responsum 85 Naftali Zvi Yehudah Berlin \| 1894 Father and Mother 86 Anzia Yezierska \| 1890 Daughter of the Ramaz 88 S. N. Behrman \| 1893 The Bylaws of the Agudath Ha-Rabbonim 92 The Union of Orthodox Rabbis of America \| 1902 section 2 \| Accommodating to a Goldene Medine The Orthodox Convention 94 Orthodox Jewish Congregational Union of America \| 1898 What Is Orthodoxy ? 96 Henry Pereira Mendes \| 1898 Modern Orthodoxy in the Light of Orthodox Authorities 98 Gotthard Deutsch \| 1898 Pictures of Jewish Home Life 101 Esther J. Ruskay \| 1902 Young Israel 103 Hebrew Standard \| 1913 Proposal for a Five-Day Work Week 104 Bernard Drachman \| 1915 xii Contents section i I What s in a Name? A Definition of Modern Orthodox 140 Henry Pereira Mendes \| 1913 The “Modern Orthodox Rabbi 142 Solomon Zucrow \| 1928 What Is Orthodox Judaism ? 144 Leo Jung \| 1930 The Rabbinical Council of America 147 Solomon Reichman \| 1935 Orthodox-Trad itional-Torah-True Judaism 149 Joseph Lookstein \| 1940 section 2 I Mixed Seating and “Modern Orthodox” “A Modern Orthodox Congregation is* Joseph Rudnick \| 1925 May Men and Women Sit Together in Shut? 154 Joseph B. Soloveitchik [ 1954 A Family Seated Orthodox Synagogue 157 Julius Katz \| 1956 section 3 I Heresy Hunting A New Religious Group in American Judaism ? 159 S. Felix Mendelsohn \| 1943 The Excommunication of Mordecai Kaplan 160 Agudath Ha-Rabbonim j 1945 The Conservative Beth Din 161 Fabian Schoenfeld \| 1954 The Synagogue Council Ban 163 Eleven Roshei Yeshiva \| 1956 A Conservative Converts to Orthodox Judaism 164 C. E. Hillel Kauvar \| 1958 A Convert within Your Gates 165 Samson R. Weiss \| 1958 conclusion 166 xiv Contents part 3. A Modern Orthodox Movement Becoming Modern Orthodox Jews 171 INTRODUCTION 171 section 1 [ The New Orthodox Left The Search for a Modern Orthodox Ideologist 172 Charles S. Liebman \| 1965 Making Orthodoxy Relevant in America 174 Irving “Yitz” Greenberg \| 1966 Dear Yitzchak 178 Aharon Lichtenstein \| 1966 The Radicals 182 Walter Wurzburger \| 1967 section 2 \| A Modern Orthodox Movement The College Bowl Sensation 186 Yeshivah of Flatbush Student Government \| 1963 Watching with Great Enthusiasm and Excitement 187 Fifth Graders of Hillel Day School \| 1963 Modern Orthodoxy Is Not a Movement 188 Emanuel Rackman \| 1969 A Modern Orthodox Movement 189 Norman Lamm \| 1969 CONCLUSION 194 Orthodox, Inc. 196 INTRODUCTION 196 section i \| TheDaySchool Maimonides School 197 Shulamith Meiselman \| 1941 A Rabbinical Supervisory Council for Day Schools 199 Torah Umesorah \| 1944 Contents xv Orthodox Student Pride zoo Gwendolyn R. Buttnick \| 1967 section 2. [ Beyond the School Camp Moshava 202 Lillian X. Frost \| 1945 National Conference of Synagogue Youth 203 Abraham I. Rosenberg \| 1956 Drisha Institute for Jewish Education 206 Soshea Leibler \| 1980 section 3 [ Yeshiva University_____________________ Synthesis 2°7 Samuel Belkin \| 1944 A New Beginning 209 Yeshiva University Office of Admissions \| 1978 section 4 \| IndustrializingKashrut____________________ The oxj Symbol 211 Herbert S. Goldstein \| 1933 How Kosher Is ou? 212 Alexander Rosenberg \| 1958 section s I Interfaith Dialogue The Self-Appointed Spokesman 218 National Council of Young Israel \| 1964 Confrontation 219 Joseph B. Soloveitchik \| 1964 The New Encounter 225 Irving “Yitz” Greenberg \| 1967 CONCLUSION 227 9. The Orthodox Synagogue and Rabbinate 129 INTRODUCTION 22.9 xvi Contents section i I Rites of Passage The Friday Night Bat Mitzvah 2.31 Oscar Z. Fasman \| 1944 Fancy Parties and Busy Fathers 233 Joseph Speiser \| 1961 section 2 \| A More Orthodox Sanctuary?______________ Law Is Law 235 William N. Ciner \| 1952 The Reacculturation of the Yeshiva Student 236 Ralph Pelcovitz \| i960 The Social Politics of Shul 238 Samuel C. Heilman ( 1976 section 3 [ The “New” Orthodox Rabbi My Return to the Rabbinate 240 Anonymous j 1968 A Hero for the Religiously Apathetic 245 Steven “Shlomo” Riskin j 1972 Needed: Clinical Pastoral Training 247 Sherman P. Kirshner \| 1988 CONCLUSION 248 10. The State of Orthodox Belief 250 INTRODUCTION 250 section 1 \| What Does Orthodoxy Believe? The Core of Judaism 251 Herman Wouk \| 1959 Minimal Set of Principles 253 Leonard B. Gewirtz \| 1961 The State of Orthodox Belief—An Open View 256 Marvin Fox \| 1966 Contents xvii section i I Rites of Passage The Friday Night Bat Mitzvah 231 Oscar Z. Fasman \| 1944 Fancy Parties and Busy Fathers 33 Joseph Speiser \| 1961 section 2 \| A More Orthodox Sanctuary? Law Is Law 35 William N. Ciner j 1952 The Reacculturation of the “Yeshiva Student” 236 Ralph Pelcovitz \| i960 The Social Politics ofShul 238 Samuel C. Heilman \| 1976 section 3 j The “New” Orthodox Rabbi My Return to the Rabbinate 240 Anonymous ) 1968 A Hero for the “Religiously Apathetic 45 Steven “Shlomo” Riskin J 1972 Needed: Clinical Pastoral Training 47 Sherman P. Kirshner \| 1988 CONCLUSION 248 The State of Orthodox Belief 250 INTRODUCTION 250 section 1 \| What Does Orthodoxy Believe? The Core of Judaism 51 Herman Wouk \| 1959 Minimal Set of Principles 53 Leonard B. Gewirtz \| 1961 The State of Orthodox Belief---An Open View 256 Marvin Fox 1 1966 Contents xvii The State of Orthodox Belief—A Less-Open View 260 ImmanuelJakobovits \| 1966 s e cti o n 2 \| Halakhah, the Modern Orthodox Way? Halakhic Man and the Mathematician 264 Joseph B. Soloveitchik \| 1944 Authentic Halakhah and the Teleological Jurist 267 Emanuel Rackman \| 1954 The Letter and the Spirit of the Law 270 Immanuel Jakobovits \| 1962 New York s Most Powerful Rabbi? 274 Ronald I. Rubin \| 1979 CONCLUSION 275 11. Responding to Tragedies and Triumphs *77 INTRODUCTION 277 section 1 \| The Holocaust____________________________ Never Again! 278 MeirKahane \| 1971 The Voluntary Covenant 282 Irving Greenberg \| 1982 section 2 [ Zionism and the State of Israel__________ The Religious Zionists Responsibilities in Galut” to Eretz Israel 285 Bessie Gotsfeld \| 1941 A Few Words of Confession 289 Joseph B. Soloveitchik \| 1962 An Expression of the Jewish Soul” 290 Joel B. Wolowelsky \| 1970 The Six-Day War 292 Eliezer Berkovits \| 1973 xviii Contents section 3 \| Communism, Vietnam, and Soviet Jewry The Rosenberg Case 295 National Council of Young Israel j 1953 The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry 29 6 Jacob Bimbaum \| 1964 Rabbi Ahron Soloveichiks Opposition to the Vietnam War 298 Hamevaser \| 1968 A Prayer for Soviet Jews 301 Haskel Lookstein \| 1981 CONCLUSION 302 12. The Orthodox Family 304 INTRODUCTION 304 section i \| Ritual Purity and Birth Control__________ Five Reasons Why Every Jewish Woman Should Adhere to Family Purity 305 Womens Branch of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America \| 1941 Hedge of Roses 307 Norman Lamm \| 1966 Commandment Number One: Birth Control 310 Herbert S. Goldstein \| 1959 section 2 \| Tay-Sachs: An Ashkenazic “Disease”_______ Tay-Sachs Disease 312 Allan Kaplan j 1973 An Official Policy for Genetic Screening 314 Association of Orthodox Jewish Scientists \| 1973 The Pros and Cons of Mass Hysteria” 315 Moshe D. Tendler \| 1977 section 3 \| The Prenuptial Agreement Creativity in Family Law 316 Emanuel Rackman I 1973 Contents xix In the Matter of Prenuptial Agreements 318 Rabbinical Council of America \| 1993 Why Orthodox Rabbis Should Insist on a Prenuptial Agreement 319 SaulJ. Berman \| 1993 CONCLUSION 322 13. From Rebbetzin to Rabbah 314 INTRODUCTION 324 SECTION 1 \| The Rabbi s Wife The Rabbis Wife 325 SaraHyamson \| 1925 My Occult Powers” 330 Channa Gerstein \| 1947 The Role of the Rabbis Wife 332 Theodore L. Adams \| 1959 A Rebbitzen Respectfully Dissents 335 Helen Felman \| 1959 section 2 \| A Female Synagogue Leader Is Now the Time for Orthodox Women Rabbis? 33b Blu Greenberg \| 1993 The Female Congregational Educator 339 Richard Kestenbaum j 1997 New Roles for Rebbetzins 341 AbbyLerner \| 1998 Yes, We Are Orthodox, and Yes, We Hired a Female Member of Our Clergy! 343 AdamScheier \| 2013 CONCLUSION 346 14. Sliding to the Right and to the Left 348 INTRODUCTION 348 xx Contents section i \| The Center under Siege_____________________ An American Zionist Lives a “Schizoid Life” 350 David Landesman \| 1976 A Modern Orthodox Utopia Turned to Ashes 351 David Singer \| 1982 “Centrist Orthodoxy 354 Gilbert Klaperman \| 1984 Gifter Slaughters Lamm for Passover 355 Mordechai Gifter \| 1988 Baruch Lanner Will Be Your Rabbi 358 Elie Hiller \| 1989 Frum from Birth 361 Anonymous \| 1993 section 2 \| Sliding to the Right_______________________ An “Unorthodox Ad? 364 Haskel Lookstein [ 1984 The Misleading Salesmen of Torah u-Madda 367 Paul Eidelberg j 1988 Trashing Torah u-Madda 369 Behnam Dayanim and Dov Pinchot [ 1988 The Israel Experience 371 Esther Krauss \| 1990 “I Never Saw the Rav Read a Secular Book” 373 Abba Bronspigel \| 1993 section 3 I Sliding to the Left Modern Orthodoxy Goes to Grossingers 375 Shlomo Riskin \| 1976 The RiETS Responsum on Womens Prayer Groups 377 Five Yeshiva University Roshei Yeshiva \| 1984 The Affairs of the Rabbinical Council 380 Louis Bernstein \| 1985 Contents xxi Piety Not Rebellion 381 RivkaHaut \| 1985 Very Little Halachic Judaism 385 Eliezer Berkovits \| 1985 Modern Orthodox and “Traditional Conservative Is an Alliance Possible? 386 Avi Weiss \| 1989 Jewish Women Hear Muffled Voices 387 Laura Shaw \| 1990 Take Rav Soloveitchik at Full Depth 391 Aharon Lichtenstein \| 1999 CONCLUSION 395 Reconsidering Modern Orthodox Judaism in a New Century 397 INTRODUCTION 397 section i I LooseningGrip Modern Orthodox Gedolim 398 Dena Freundlich \| 2004 Stalemate at Stern College 401 Cindy Bernstein and Norman Lamm \| 2006 Modern Orthodoxy s Demise 403 Gary Bauman \| 2011 Social Orthodoxy 406 Jay P. Lefkowitz \| 2014 The Freundel Affair 407 Kesher Israel Board of Directors [ 2014 section 2 I Modem Orthodoxy Reclaimed? Open Orthodox Judaism 409 Dov Linzer and Avi Weiss 1 2003 xxii Contents 411 The Close ofEdah Saul J. Berman \| 2006 Shirah Hadashah 413 Tova Hartman \| 2007 A Statement of Principles 415 Nathaniel Helfgot j 2010 Taking Back Modern Orthodox Judaism 419 Asher Lopatin \| 2014 CONCLUSION 423 Source Acknowledgments 425 Notes 441 Author s Note on Sources 489 Selected Bibliography 495 Index 501 Contents xxiii
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