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Benji LevyApplies the thought of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik to the ever present debate on Jewish conversion.Provides close readings of rabbinic philosophical and legal sources.Offers an account of the primary

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ontext and Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik’s Fate and Destiny dialectic. The chapter frames how these covenants should relate to one another—and what to do when they seem to come apart, leading to questions of Jewish identity with increasingly greater responsibility for the historical conditions of Jewish life in the twenty-first century.

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Conversion Rituals,n process: circumcision and the Covenant of Fate and immersion in a ritual bath and the Covenant of Destiny. How can a woman give expression to her embrace of the Covenant of Fate, if female converts do not undergo circumcision? Addressing this through a series of subtle conceptual approaches, Solov

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