Modern Orthodox Judaism: a documentary history
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Umfang: | 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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| title_full | Modern Orthodox Judaism a documentary history Zev Eleff ; foreword by Jacob J. Schacter |
| title_fullStr | Modern Orthodox Judaism a documentary history Zev Eleff ; foreword by Jacob J. Schacter |
| title_full_unstemmed | Modern Orthodox Judaism a documentary history Zev Eleff ; foreword by Jacob J. Schacter |
| title_short | Modern Orthodox Judaism |
| title_sort | modern orthodox judaism a documentary history |
| title_sub | a documentary history |
| topic | Geschichte Orthodox Judaism History Orthodoxes Judentum (DE-588)4132049-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Geschichte Orthodox Judaism History Orthodoxes Judentum Quelle |
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