Halacha is this-worldly. It deals with the observable, grounds itself in facts and reality, and provides practical, detailed guidance for daily life. It acknowledges life’s messiness while directing us through conflicting demands and competing responsibilities to ourselves, our families, and our neighbors. This this-worldliness is so pronounced that halacha often frames religiosity in interpersonal terms. […]
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This article was sponsored by and produced in partnership with Dorshei Torah v’Tzion, a US Zionist slate running in the World Zionist Congress election. This article was produced by JTA’s native content team.
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