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You are here: Home / Products / Why The Bible Began

Why The Bible Began

£6.00 – £24.00Price range: £6.00 through £24.00

Professor Jacob Wright

Sunday 7th July 2024 at 8.00pm

Admission £12.00 per person. Students £6.00

You can also make a donation to our work or better still take out a subscription to Booksof.LouisJacobs.org.

 

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Additional information

Ticket Type

Per person £12, Student £6, £12 + £2 donation, £12 + £8 donation, £12 + £12 donation

Event Details

Date: 7 July 2024

Start time: 20:00 BST

End time: 22:00 BST

Venue: Finchley venue, details to follow prior to the event

Email: ivor@louisjacobs.org

Writings

  • PhD Dissertation
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Articles Following the Seminar

Oxford Seminar in Advanced Jewish Studies

Orthodoxy, Theological Debate and Contemporary Judaism: A Critical Exploration of Questions Raised in the Thought of Louis Jacobs

Halakhah and Aggadah: The Modern Conversion Controversy in Light of Louis Jacobs’s Philosophy

What is ‘Modern’ in Modern Orthodoxy?

Theology and Conversion, Converts and Theology – The Picture in Britain

Back to Zechariah Frankel and Louis Jacobs? On Integrating Academic Talmudic Scholarship into Israeli Religious Zionist Yeshivot and the Spectre of the Historical Development of the Halakhah

‘Modern’ Orthodoxy in Antiquity and the Present Day

From Jacobs to the New Materialism: Revelation in Judaism after Metaphysics

Torah as the Word of God

Orthodoxy and the Challenge of Biblical Criticism: Some Reflections on the Importance of Asking the Right Question

Orthodox Judaism in Transition – An Oxymoron?

We Have Reason to Inquire: The Life and Works of Rabbi Dr Louis Jacobs

Biblical Criticism and Late-Modern Orthodoxy in Israel

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