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For Orthodox Jews, halakhah is generally [ ]; for Progressive Jews, it may be adapted through [ ].
For Orthodox Jews, halakhah is generally binding divine law; for Progressive Jews, it may be adapted through conscience, reason and changing ethical insight.
For Orthodox Jews, halakhah is generally binding divine law; for Progressive Jews, it may be adapted through rabbinical authority alone.
For Orthodox Jews, halakhah is generally historical cultural tradition; for Progressive Jews, it may be adapted through literal obedience to every command.
For Orthodox Jews, halakhah is generally optional religious guidance; for Progressive Jews, it may be adapted through strict obedience to ancient tradition.
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Living Flashcards
25 flashcards on OCR A Level Religious Studies Living: the key terms, arguments and scholarly views you need to recall for Component 01, Component 02 and Component 03–07.