Essays on Sabbath

If to speak about Judaism, human life is considered to be the most important component, so the maintainance of health is supported and encouraged, because it enables a person to live long. Though the abortion is prohibited according to the Judaism, there is a danger for a mother’s health sometimes when abortion is prescribed by a doctor due to some significant problems. As a health care provider, I would encourage such a woman to go to a rubbi, explain the situation and get a permission, because mother’s life should also be a priority, not only the child’ ...

The nineteenth century was the century of big changes in literature and music. As to music, it attended by gradual emergence of musical classics, whose works are still remembered. There were such musicians as Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Lanner, Straus and so on. There appeared a lot of new genres, which became very popular later, and one of the most famous in the late nineteenth century was orchestral music. In this genre was felt the presence of masterpiece of old music, especially Ludwig van Beethoven. It was hard for later composers made something new and different than Beethoven did, whose ...

Rabbi Moshe Feinstein was born in 1895 and had great influences in his life like his father being a Rabbi ( Jewish Virtual Library, 2016). He came to the United States in 1937 where he became a Yeshiva in New York. He was well-known for his work as a religious law authority figure and his rulings were respected by people across the world. He was dedicated and selfless; people would approach him with their problems and dilemmas. His decisions were published and continue to influence people of this community. Rabbi Moshe gave his opinion on a number of issues, including ...

One of the purposes of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act is to enable individuals with discrimination claims based on religious beliefs or practices to get relief from courts against their employers. One of the groups protected under the Act are religious groups. Section 2000e (s. 701) of the Act defines “religion” to mean an employee’s religious practices or observances or beliefs. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act also aims to ensure equal employment opportunities in the US and hence prohibits any discrimination based on any ground including religious beliefs and practices. Title VII, as amended ...

Pharisees are also referred as those who separate themselves by the Origen and other fathers. According to Josephus, he believed that the Pharisees were one of the Jewish sects. According to (phil. 3:5), Paul is noted describing himself as a Pharisees- it is depicted that he was not at peace with those who challenged the pharisaic tenets and way of life; especially the followers of the Nazarene Jesus. Paul did not submit the Pharisees as leaders of the Jewish community in his letters, but it is important to note that he followed the law devotedly. According to the gospels, ...

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Presented in Partial Fulfilment INDS 400: Capstone Man was created in God’s image and given the responsibility and power over God’s creation. Therefore, man is expected work as commanded by God. Hence, as man works on Earth, he represents God the Creator. The purpose of this work is to bring both land and nature under God’s rule. Man, at the time of creation, was given the mandate to subdue the earth. Throughout the Holy Scriptures, man has been designated as God’s faithful servant. We are called in our different careers to serve for the glory ...

As an Employer, What are Your Legal Obligations Concerning Religion in the Workplace What Policies You Put in Your Employees Handbook? Religious in the American work environment is among the most antagonistic and troublesome territories for representatives and managers to explore. In our inexorably differing and religiously pluralistic culture, the attempt will undoubtedly happen, and if The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) measurements are correct, it is occurring at a regular enlivening pace. EEOC religion-based charges of separation have expanded about 41% since 1997, and payouts have expanded around 174% (Religion-Based Charges FY 1997 - FY 2015). The risk ...

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The main difference between the visions of Judaism of Reform and Orthodox Denomination of Judaism is their approach to Torah. The Orthodox Judaism believes that Torah came directly from God. These five books, according to the orthodox can never be changed. They even believe that the teaching should be taken the way they are and there should not be an attempt to interpret them. To them the books contain the law and God is the giver of law. The God-given law should therefore be understood literally without any interpretation, (Eilberg-Schwartz, 2012). The Judaism of the Reform form ...