Modern Judaism

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The book offers a thorough exploration of 19th-century Judaism, detailing its history, beliefs, and practices. It discusses key rituals such as the Sabbath and kosher laws, alongside the significance of synagogues in Jewish life. Allen delves into the Jewish experience of persecution and adaptation to modernity influenced by the Enlightenment. His extensive research draws from various Jewish texts, making it a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Jewish traditions and their evolution in contemporary society.