Sentences with word «rabbinate»

Women who have chosen to make the rabbinate their life's work are becoming more commonplace these days, including many serving South Florida's congregations, but...

Levy came from a prominent Jewish family with roots in the rabbinate, politics, and newspaper publishing on his maternal side and in law and real estate on his paternal side.

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They defer marriage to the rabbinate who often have strict (and admittedly bigoted) rules, but Israel recognizes inter-ethnic marriages.

The rabbinate sought to put an end to the practice of youths desiring to appear uncircumcised by stretching the remainding foreskin for social economic benefits and for sports competitions.

The delayed payoff for a heteroclite rabbinate now is that 18:22 need never be heard by its congregations.)

The institutions of Conservative Judaism — its synagogues, its summer camps, its youth organizations, its sisterhoods and men's organizations, its seminaries, its rabbinate — will live on.

When we read every day of the affairs of some medieval institution» the papacy, the British Parliament, the rabbinate, or the Deir ul - Islam» we are looking into the Middle Ages.

The Chief Rabbinate is a state position which is not always considered a true authority to the ultra-orthodox community, which is led by its own rabbinical leaders.

The Chief Rabbinate of Israel backed Netanyahu, but views vary among different sections of the Orthodox public.

I first came to Jewish - Catholic relations in 1963, while studying for the rabbinate at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York.

It is instructive to contrast this almost uniform sociological conception of the ordained ministry in Christianity, Catholicism and Protestantism alike, with the history of the rabbinate in Judaism.

When we read every day of the affairs of some medieval institution — the papacy, the British Parliament, the rabbinate, or the Deir ul - Islam — we are looking into the Middle Ages.

The Reform rabbinate's decision to allow children of one Jewish parent, father or mother, to consider themselves Jewish stems in part from the realization that Reform ranks are no longer swelling.

Evidently he failed to appreciate the full horror of Nazi intentions until the storm was upon him, but that was true of most of the East European rabbinate as well.

A number of factors account for these striking differences, but certainly key among them is the high status of the rabbinate, which goes hand - in - hand with starting salaries as much as twice as high as beginning salaries for Christian ministers.

Most look for evidence of good character and interpersonal skills, or the potential to develop them, especially in students headed for ministry, priesthood and the rabbinate.

Other factors may also make the rabbinate attractive, including the esteem in which Jewish congregations hold their rabbis and the freedom, even encouragement, rabbis have to be active in civic and cultural activities.