In 'Take Judaism, for Example', renowned scholar Jacob Neusner provides a thought-provoking study on the methodology of comparative religion. By using Judaism as a primary case study, Neusner offers a clear framework for how researchers and students can evaluate different religious traditions without losing sight of their unique internal logic. This work challenges you to move beyond superficial comparisons and instead look at the core structures and historical evidence that define a faith. Perfect for academics and those interested in the rigorous study of theology, this book serves as an essential guide to the field. By examining the evidence and the social context of religious development, Neusner provides the tools you need to engage in sophisticated, respectful, and meaningful interfaith comparison.