- Mishnah) and the
Amoraim (rabbis of the Talmud)
applied the
concept of
Kevod HaBriyot in
their interpretations of and
rulings on
halakhah (Jewish law). The Mishnah...
- is immoral. The CJLS has also held that the
Talmudic concept of
Kavod HaBriyot permits lifting rabbinic decrees (as
distinct from
carving narrow exceptions)...
- has
authority to do this on
grounds of the
talmudic principle of
Kavod HaBriyot,
which it
translated as "human dignity", on
grounds that the existence...
-
African descent to monkeys. He was
speaking on the
topic of the
Meshaneh HaBriyot bracha,
translatable as "Blessed are you, Lord our God...who
makes creatures...
- "respect for others" or "human dignity".
Holding that the
concept of
kavod habriyot interpreted as
human dignity reflects Conservative Judaism's
evolving understanding...
- that of
actual voices. He also
emphasized the
Jewish concept of
Kevod HaBriyot (human
honor or dignity) in his rulings. As an example,
Waldenberg adduced...
-
restrictions based on its
interpretation of the
Talmudic principle of
Kevod HaBriyot ("human dignity").
While declining to
develop a form of
religious **** marriage...
-
could be
overridden by the
principle of
kevod habriyot. He
strongly objected to the idea of
kevod habriyot overriding a
rabbinic decree in its entirety...
- same-**** marriage. The
responsum invoked the
Talmudic principle of
kavod habriyot,
which the
authors translated as "human dignity", as
authority for this...
- Pollack, Michael, Simons,
Shmuel (eds.). "A
Talmudic Discourse in 'Kevod
Habriyot'", in:
Morasha Kehillat Yaakov;
Essays in
Honour of
Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan...
