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    Orthodox Judaism is the continuation of beliefs and practices of Judaism and is accepted by the Jewish nation today. Orthodox Judaism is different than Modern Judaism as it isn’t a single movement. It actually has several different movements, but they all come back to the “common beliefs.” Both Orthodox Judaism and Modern Judaism have different beliefs and attitudes about modern culture, but they are similar in ways of practice throughout the Torah. (Jason Levine, 2016) Traditionally to be…

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    enjoyable to read about. The novel To Kill a Mockingbird grasped my attention much more than The Chosen through action packed chapters, understandable vocabulary, and characters that always surprised me. Instead of chapters filled with history lessons, Talmud arguments, and deep conversations, tkam incorporated both meaning and action into a novel. Too many times I found my mind drifting from one thing to the other while reading The Chosen. However, I looked forward to reading To Kill a…

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    Elies utters, “The night had passed completely. The morning star shone in the sky. I too had become a different person. The student of Talmud, the child I was, had been consumed by the flames. All that was left was a shape that resembled me. My soul had been invaded—and devoured—by a black flame”(37). When he woke up in the cart that dragged him and his family to their fates, he had lost…

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    Causes Of Genetics

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    Insoo Cho Dr. Danzi Engoron BI356 Genetics Currently, there are more than 600 genetic disorders known, all caused by defective genes. Genetic disorders result from the accumulation of the harmful substance in the body or from an inability of the body to produce or utilize essential substances that influence development and function. Most of the time genetic disorders are passed down through family, however, sometimes they can also be due to gene mutation caused by a combination of both…

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    Patience is a Virtue A main characteristic that is commonly found in, The Chosen, by Chaim Potok is Patience. “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” ~Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Even though having patience is hard, it is usually worth it in the end. If you are patient with others you will be respected for it. In The Chosen, three characters that are portrayed by Chaim Potok to have patience are Mr. Malter, Mr Galanter, and Reuven. These three help teach others and hold their tongues when they…

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    Working your way up to become successful comes with a lot of hard work and effort. Einstein started as a young boy to gain as much information as possible, which gave him a head start against many others who were trying to pursue the same job. Not only was Einstein a genius, he was able to spread his knowledge which lead him to become a famous figure in the early 1900’s. A childhood can be a period of time in someone’s life that can define the fate of their future. Albert Einstein was born…

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    Elie Wiesel Faith

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    was very faithful to God. He studied the Kabbalah and visited the Synagogue almost every day. He even prayed so deeply, he cried while doing it. He thought nothing could go wrong with God by his side. In chapter one, Elie states, “By day I studied Talmud and by night I would run to the Synagogue to weep over the destruction of the temple.” (Wiesel 3). This quote explains how deep Elie is with his religion, and why he loves being a Jew so much. He thoroughly enjoys…

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    1. Opening Paragraph, Thesis Statement: Public schools are put in place to educate students not interrogate them with religious acts that aren’t chosen upon them individually, the judicial outlook of the matter is the courts find that the allowance of prayers being set upon in schools is inappropriate and unconstitutional, the presidential outlook from (Murray v. Curlett) explains that students coming into school shouldn’t start the day with a prayer and should have neutrality, the executive’s…

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    “Preservation of one's own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures.” (Chavez 1) Danny and Reuven came from two differents sects of the same culture, which in their own minds they are completely different people. this essay is going to compare and contrast the Hasidic practices with those of the Modern Orthodox Jew. Danny and Reuven came from different cultural backgrounds, but still become friends. Danny Saunders was raised following a Russian Hasidic sect of judaism.…

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    It would be unfair to claim the all the rulers and people of the middle ages and renaissance, where all biased and unfair. There were kings, popes, barons, clergy, and simpletons, who defended the Jews, and attempted to provide equality and justice for all of their subjects (Roth, Foa, Wein). King James I of Aragon, is paradigmatic of such a ruler. There were many atrocities committed against the Jews during the King Jamie’s reign, and many forced disputations between Jewish and Christian clergy…

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