Reflections on the Reflections

Jewish academics in the world of Jewish Studies think rather differently than most people, other Jews included, about the Bible, Jewish history, and the authority of Jewish law and tradition. Yet most of us remain committed, in one way or another, to living Jewish lives. This can lead to inner conflict and to tense relationships with the communities we are part of.

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Religious Studies and Theology
Published
2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1558/rst.33434
Primary Topic
Jewish Identity and Society
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Reflections on the Reflections

Justin Jaron Lewis
Religious Studies and Theology
Jewish Identity and Society
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Reflections on the Reflections

Justin Jaron Lewis
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Abstract

Jewish academics in the world of Jewish Studies think rather differently than most people, other Jews included, about the Bible, Jewish history, and the authority of Jewish law and tradition. Yet most of us remain committed, in one way or another, to living Jewish lives. This can lead to inner conflict and to tense relationships with the communities we are part of.

Religious Studies and TheologyVol. 43(1)
University of Manitoba (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Jewish Identity and Society
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