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Cited from The Jewish world in the modern age

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Cited from The Jewish world in the modern age

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"among the orthodox, Hirsch saw lifeless routinized observance. The rabbis of the (old school), as was noted earlier, were ill-equipped to deal with the crisis. Hirsch came to the conclusion that to prevent the disappearance of Judaism as a way of life and thought, it was crucial to present the eternal teachings of Judaism in a new form.

Hirsch was on  his way to create and expand his thoughts on Neo Orthodox Judaism through his new school.

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“spirit of the times”- He believes the Jews don’t have to ignore the enlightenment times, they can change aspects of their life, as long as they don’t contradict halachic code.
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Samson Raphael Hirsch began the movement

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It began in 1851.

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It originated from reform Judaism and Orthodox Judaism. There was nothing in between, and so they made it based off of both; an in between.

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Samson believed Neo orthodoxy was a valid way of living Jewish life. It is only valid if it abides by the Halacha. People can change ways of life, as long is it follows the Halacha. This movement was called Torah with Derech Eretz

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He was the founder the school of contemporary Orthodox Judaism, called Torah of Derech Eretz, in which he taught the Torah combined with general culture. This school was filled with many students in sight for his teachings along with learning German. His movement was then spread among all the students and citizens in the community

He wrote commentaries on psalms of the Jewish prayer book, Pentateuch, and ethical and philosophical works.

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Perspective on the binding nature of halakha

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Perspective on the binding nature of halakha

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-During Samson's revolutionary thought, he believed aspects of Jewish life could change, as long as they followed the Halacha. Samson believed greatly in the Halacha.
-This meant that an Halakhic Jew was able to pursue a secular education.
-What can we change always follows Halakhic code

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the Neo Orthodox believe that god is god and is the traditional view on god

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perspective(s) on return to Eretz Yisrael and messianismimportant ritual and life cycle events - synagogue style, decorum or lack of, how much Hebrew in the service, sermon

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perspective(s) on return to Eretz Yisrael and messianismimportant ritual and life cycle events - synagogue style, decorum or lack of, how much Hebrew in the service, sermon

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The service is mainly in Hebrew. Neo Orthodox people believe they must go to israel back to when the Misah comes.