Titlebook: Love & Tradition; Marriage between Jew Egon Mayer Book 1985 Egon Mayer 1985 love.marriage.tradition

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Living with Partial Answers,they will both reject their own heritages—possibly even embracing a new one. Each of these strategies has worked for large numbers of intermarrieds, with many happy marriages the result. Each has also produced many instances of great struggles within individual hearts as well as between married people and their respective parents.

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The Heart Has Reasons,The process of intermarriage, then, begins with a broad and inclusive vision of one’s field of eligibles, which itself is shaped, to a large extent, by one’s needs and values. But do intermar-riers have needs and values that are substantially different from those who do not intermarry? This question has elicited several different opinions.

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,Differences Matter—Sometimes,ext to me in the midday subway car was a young woman, thirtyish, casually dressed—jeans, loafers, a knapsack filled with books; probably a graduate student from New York University. She glanced over to what I was reading and gave a muffled but audible chuckle.

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Your People are My People,her-in-law, Naomi. The story is well known, as the basis of numerous works of art and literature. The image and words of Ruth have also been a model of what is to be expected of an earnest convert to Judaism: selflessness, total acceptance of faith and fate, and a transference of loyalty from one’s family of ancestry to one’s family by marriage.