Jewish Sects, Religious Movements, and Political Parties, Vol. 3
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PrefaceEditor's IntroductionList of ContributorsJosephus' Antiquities 11.297-347: Unraveling the Evidence Regarding the Founding of the Gerizim Temple and the Background of the Samaritan Religious Community1Josephus' Attitude Toward the Samaritans: A Study in Ambivalence23Samaritanism - Judaism Or Another Religion?47Jewish-Christian Sects and the Jewish-Christian Debate53Who Were the Jewish Sectarians Under Early Islam?101The Sabbatean Movement in Smyrna: The Social Background113Haskalah and the Roots of Jewish Radicalism in Nineteenth Century Russia123The Jewish Youth Movements as an Historical Phenomenon149The Sect of Catastrophe: Mahane Israel-Lubavitch 1940-1945165Intersecting Spheres: Feminism and Orthodox Judaism185Interpreting Adult Bat Mitzvah: The Limits and Potential of Feminism in a Congregational Setting205Halakhah and Holocaust Theology: Perspectives on Power221To Be a Part of, Not Apart from America: American Reform Judaism and Social Justice243The Status of the Non Sabbath Observer: The Rabbinic Response to Non-Conformity271Images of the Movements: Perceptions of American Jewish University Students287Factions Within a Faction: Israel's Communist Movement301Roots of the Ideological-Political Controversy Between the Right and the Left in Israel365Integration and Segregation: The Development of Diverse Trends in Israeli Religious Political Parties373Religious-Secular Accommodation in Israeli Politics393Panel Discussion: American Jewry - One Or Many Judaisms?415
