Halakhic authority in a world of personal autonomy
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Scholarly book chapter
Abstract
Jewish tradition allows for a variety of religious experiences ; Jewish authority speaks in a multiplicity of voices.
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https://www.academia.edu/37135989/Jacob_J_Schacter_Halakhic_Authority_in_a_World_of_Personal_Autonomy_in_Michael_J_Harris_et_al_eds_Radical_Responsibility_Celebrating_the_Thought_of_Chief_Rabbi_Lord_Jonathan_Sacks_New_Milford_and_Jerusalem_Maggid_Books_2012_155_176https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/9213
Citation
Schacter, J. J. (2012). Halakhic authority in a world of personal autonomy. In M. J. Harris, D. Rynhold, & T. Wright (Eds.), Radical responsibility: Celebrating the thought of Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (pp. 155-176). Maggid Books.
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