karaism造句

• He rendered valuable services to Karaism by establishing four fundamental exegetical principles.
• Revel was interested in the origin of Karaism, its causes and early development.
• Saadia was also very active in opposition to Karaism, in defense of rabbinic Judaism.
• Karaism has produced a vast library of commentaries and polemics, especially during its " Golden Age ".
• Early 20th-century scholars Oesterley and Box suggested that Karaism formed in a reaction to the rise of Islam.
• Similar ideas permeated the upper strata of Anglo-Jewish society, though their actual knowledge of Karaism was scant.
• He returned to Paris after two years and submitted his first thesis on the origins of Karaism in May 1966.
• Marks'" neo-Karaism ", which was never very important to ordinary constituents in West London, virtually died with him.
• The third essay is devoted to the refutation of the teachings of Karaism and to the history of the development of the oral tradition, the Talmud.
• A small enclave of the Crimean Karaites, a people of Jewish descent practising Karaism who later adopted a Turkic language, was founded in the 13th century.
• These writings prompted new and complete defenses of the Mishnah and the Talmud, the culmination of these in the writings of Saadia Gaon and his criticisms of Karaism.
• Paul's research on the origins of Karaism were published in 1969, the same year in which he began to teach at the Institut Catholique de Paris.
• By these principles he made possible the acceptance by Karaism of many decisions not found in the Bible, and also brought about the introduction of many modifications in the ceremonial.
• The greatest service, however, rendered by Jeshua to Karaism was his accomplishment of the reform of the laws concerning incest, a reform which had been advocated by his teacher.
• He maintained that the question of the origin of Karaism is bound up with the problem of the origin of the Karaite halakha, which is of vital importance for understanding the history of Tradition.
• According to historian Salo Wittmayer Baron, at one time the number of Jews affiliating with Karaism was as much as 40 percent of world Jewry, and debates between Rabbinist and Karaite leaders were not uncommon.
• Born in Jerusalem, he belonged to the Rechabites, and was one of the apostles of the Karaites who traveled extensively to win new adherents for Karaism and thereby strengthen the failing faith of their coreligionists.
• At 23 he composed a polemic against the followers of Anan ben David, particularly Solomon ben Yeruham, thus beginning the activity which was to prove important in opposition to Karaism, in defense of rabbinic Judaism.
• Though he opposed Karaism, the Rabbinic commentator Abraham ibn Ezra regularly quoted Karaite commentators, particularly Yefet ben  Eli, to the degree that a legend exists among some Karaites that Ibn Ezra was ben  Eli's student.
• Historians have argued over whether Karaism has a direct connection to anti-Rabbinic sects and views, such as those of the Sadducees, dating back to the end of the Second Temple period ( 70 CE ), or whether Karaism represents a novel emergence of similar views.