Its great that proselytizing is not part of Judaism but it does make research harder. Much less accessible info for the uninitiated.
'Rabbinics' just means 'writings on Judaism in Hebrew from the Talmudic era' does it?
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My brief: Find out what is taught in rabbinical school. Rabinnical school: Rabbinics. Me: #$@&%*!
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I've never heard of Rabbinics used in that context before
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Oh.. Rabbinic literature. Yes. Maybe
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"the study of rabbinic literature of the post-Talmudic period" http://www.thefreedictionary.com/rabbinics
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Hmm. That's not what I'm seeing listed in courses of study under rabbinics tho technically can mean all Jewish writing.
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This one says "[...] Rabbinics as the study of the texts and ideas of the Rabbinic tradition". http://ejewishphilanthropy.com/torah-centered-judaism-and-the-rabbinics-classroom/ …
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Yes, I know. General definitions are no good to me. It can be very broad or narrow. Hoping for some explanation.
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Transliteration of
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