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Martin Goodman
ISBN 9780141038216
Rs. 1,120
Penguin Books
A History of Judaism
Who it's for: Readers interested in religious history and Judaism
Martin Goodman's 'A History of Judaism' offers a comprehensive and accessible journey through over three millennia of Jewish experience. This volume traces the origins of Judaism as the oldest Abrahamic religion, detailing its profound evolution, diverse forms, and enduring covenant from ancient times to the present day. It explores how Jewish thought and practice have developed across ages and how its various traditions have interacted.Why You Should Read? Gain a panoramic understanding of Judaism's 3000-year history, from its foundational moments to contemporary expressions. Explore the rich diversity and continuous development of Jewish thought, practice, and culture across millennia. Understand the unique relationship and evolution between different Jewish traditions and their place in world history. Discover insights into this foundational Abrahamic faith from an acclaimed historian.
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- Spans over three millennia of Jewish history
- Covers the evolution of Jewish thought and practice
- Explores interactions between different Jewish traditions
- Written by acclaimed historian Martin Goodman
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Questions about this book
What time period does this book cover?
It covers over three millennia, from ancient times to the present day.
Does the book discuss different Jewish traditions?
Yes, it explores the diverse forms of Judaism and how these traditions have interacted over time.
Who is the author?
Martin Goodman, an acclaimed historian.