Jacob B. Agus

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Jacob B. Agus is affiliated with the following schools: Temple University, Yeshiva University, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Jacob B. Agus was a Polish-born American liberal Conservative rabbi and theologian who played a key role in the Conservative Rabbinical Assembly. Life Jacob Agus was a leading thinker of the Conservative movement's liberal wing, heading Rabbinical Assembly committees on the sabbath, prayerbook, and ideology of the Conservative movement. He was also a rabbi of Beth El Congregation in Baltimore, Maryland, and a promoter of interfaith communication, which he referred to as "dialogue" or "trialogue."

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Jacob B. Agus's Published Works

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Jewish identity in an age of ideologies (1978) (6)
The Evolution of Jewish Thought: From Biblical Times to the Opening of the Modern Era (1959) (4)
The evolution of Jewish thought (1959) (4)
Types of Redemption (1974) (3)
Dialogue and tradition : the challenges of contemporary Judeo-Christian thought (1971) (1)
Religion and Humanity (1955) (1)
In the Margin of Jan Christian Smuts' Inquiry into the Whole (1984) (0)
The meaning of Jewish history (1963) (0)
Weinstein's "Buber" (1979) (0)
Judaism and Christianity;: Selected accounts, 1892-1962 (1973) (0)
Kaufmann's "Religions in Four Dimensions" (1978) (0)
Book Review: Judaism and Ethics (1970) (0)
Liberal Judaism and the Human Purpose (1986) (0)
Book Review: Studies in Sin and Atonement in the Rabbinic Literature of the First Century (1968) (0)
Mendelssohn's "Jerusalem" (1984) (0)
Schaeder's "Martin Buber" (1977) (0)
Israel of Tomorrow (1947) (0)
Thoma's "Theology of Judaism" (1982) (0)
Charting the Map of Jewish Theology (1976) (0)
The Jewish quest (1983) (0)
Scholem's "Kabbalah" (1976) (0)
Martin Buber's Correspondence (1976) (0)
Diamond's "Philosophy and Religion" (1981) (0)

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