The Ethics of the Halakah

In this seminal work, Lauterbach offers a comprehensive analysis of the ethical principles that underlie Jewish law. Drawing on classical rabbinic literature, he explores such topics as justice, honesty, and compassion, and sets out an integrated moral framework for the Halakhic system. This book is a valuable resource for scholars and laypeople alike who seek to understand the ethical foundations of Jewish law.

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