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Ancient Judaism

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The problem of ancient Jewry, although unique in the socio-historical study of religion, can best be understood in comparison with the problem of the Indian caste order. Sociologically speaking the Jews were a pariah people, which means, as we know from India, that they were a guest people who were ritually separated, formally or de facto, from their social surroundings. All the essential traits of Jewry's attitude toward the environment can be deduced from this pariah existence-especially its voluntary ghetto, long anteceding compulsory internment, and the dualistic nature of its in-group and out-group morality.

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Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

140 MAX a

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New York : The Free Press., 1952

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xxvii, 484 p. ; 21 cm

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English

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140

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