The Implicit Norms of Rabbinic Judaism

Focusing on the theological foundations of the Rabbinic canon, this book investigates whether these premises form a cohesive system. It delves into key documents, revealing that the concepts of orthodoxy and heresy are intrinsic to Rabbinic thought. Through this examination, the work highlights the complexities and nuances of Rabbinic Judaism, offering insights into its inherent categories and beliefs.