Formative Judaism Keith Tribe

Formative Judaism Keith TribeExamines the history, philosophy and hermeneutics, and law and literature of formative Judaism. Formative Judaism, represented by the writing of the ancient Judaic sages from the first through the sixth centuries of the Common Era, defines the history of Judaism from late antiquity to our own times, because its principal documents govern the definition of the law and theology of Judaic religious systems before modern times and profoundly influence

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