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halacha: see halakah halakah or halacha [Heb.,=law], in Judaism, the body of law regulating all aspects of life, including religious ritual, familial and personal status, civil relations, criminal law, and relations with non-Jews.
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The adjective halakic means "of a legal nature.
The Halakah and Neo Cons by Robert Bruce Baird / Politics community
Their topics include contemporizing Halakic exegesis in the Dead Sea Scrolls, the question of political peace and independence in the additions to Daniel, reading Deuteronomy in the Second Temple period, and reading the decline of prophecy.
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301) The conflict of this law arises between the secular definition of Jewish identity for nationality purposes and the Jewish Halakic definition for personal status purposes.
The future of combining synagogue and state in Israel: what have we ... by Bassli, Lucy Endel / Houston Journal of International Law
 
 
 
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