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Study Guide to Jewish Ethics

Name: Study Guide to Jewish Ethics
Price: 11.16 GBP
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Author: Paul Steinberg
ISBN: 9780827607569

by Paul Steinberg

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100 pages
Publisher: Jewish Publication Society
21.8 x 27.8 x 0.6 cm

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For small groups and personal ethics study

Guides you through complex moral life dilemmas

Reflect on your values regarding modern life

A practical companion to help you navigate complex ethical issues through group discussion and reflection.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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This companion to Elliot Dorff's three books on Jewish ethics - "Matters of Life and Death", "To Do the Right and the Good", and "Love Your Neighbor and Yourself" - is designed for group as well as individual study. Through suggested readings from Dorff's books, probing questions, lively discussion topics, and simple writing exercises, readers will be able to analyze and clarify their own positions on a host of controversial issues: sex, surrogate motherhood, adoption, family abuse, responsibilities for charitable giving, the ethics of war, suicide, and euthanasia, and more.