Jewish Religious Law

The book explores the complex relationship between Liberal Judaism and Rabbinic Law, marking a significant contribution to the discourse in Britain and Europe since the 19th century. It advocates for a constructive yet critical examination of Rabbinic Law, addressing diverse topics including prayer language, women's status, medical ethics, euthanasia, Jewish identity, contraception, divorce, and territorial rights in Palestine/Israel. This comprehensive analysis aims to foster a deeper understanding of these issues within the context of contemporary Jewish thought.