Between values and theology

Weiss, Dov, 1973-
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Title Between values and theology : the case of salvation through children in rabbinic thought.
Original Library/publisher Milin Havivin - Beloved Words
an Annual Devoted to Torah, Society and the Rabbinate. New York
Host Item Milin Havivin - Beloved Words
an Annual Devoted to Torah, Society and the Rabbinate (ULS)001093799 3 (2007) 1-15
Language English
National Library system number 990004760590705171
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