| Angel, Marc D. |
Embracing Tradition and Modernity: Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik[1] |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
91-104 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Traditional and Academic Tanakh Study: Opportunities and Challenges |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
130-136 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Controversies over the Historicity of Biblical Passages in Traditional Commentary |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
10-21 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Conversion: Halakhah and Public Policy Contemporary Applications |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
61-71 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Afterlife in Jewish Thought |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
72-82 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
A Study of Sephardic and Ashkenazic Liturgy--by Rabbi Hayyim Angel |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
30-37 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Conversion: Halakhah and Public Policy |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
61-71 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
From Black Fire to White Fire: Conversations about Religious Tanakh Methodology |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
1-9 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
Dogma, Heresy, and Classical Debates: Creating Jewish Unity in an Age of Confusion |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
22-29 |
| Angel, Hayyim |
The Binding of Isaac: Extremely Religious without Religious Extremism, by Rabbi Hayyim Angel |
Winter 2017/5777 |
27 |
83-90 |
