4.2 Review

Which of the following is not part of the 4.1 study of challenges?

• Stances/responses
• Aspects
• Intended Outcome
• When/where

Prior to the Enlightenment, Judaism was

• Open-minded
• Singular in its identity
• Exposed to society

Which of the following was not proposed by the Enlightenment

• The importance of religion
• Reason over religion

• The separation of Church and state
• Individualism

Which of the following was an internal source for the challenge

• Enlightenment
• Emancipation
• French Revolution
• Court Jews

The Haskalah (Jewish Enlightenment) was important because

• Moses Mendelssohn founded Reform
• It resembled a shift in attitudes within the Jewish religion
• It led to the Emancipation
• It was a part of the French Revolution

The Emancipation was

• The granting of civil rights to the Jews
• The move away from religion
• The French Revolution
• The birth of Reform

The push for nationalism following the Emancipation threatened which important Jewish beliefs?

• Ethical Monotheism
• Relationship between man and G-d
• The Purpose of Man
• Israel's Centrality and Messianism

The immediate consequence of modernity was

• Retention of traditional values
• Responsa to the Rabbis
• A tidal wave of escape from Judaism

The shared intended outcome motivating each denomination was

• Commitment to Torah
• Jewish continuity
• Relevance of halacha
• Israel's Centrality

Progressive revelation is a stance held by

• Reform
• Neo-Orthodox
• Ultra-Orthodox