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Tinok shenishba (Hebrew: תִּינוֹק שֶׁנִשְׁבָּה, romanized: tinoq šenišbā, lit. 'captured infant') is a term that
refers to a Jew who sins as a result...
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ancestors to be
tinok shenishbim who are not
responsible for
their actions (as
opposed to
heretics who
purposefully and
knowingly deny God).
Tinok shenishba...
- that
there is no
mourning for a mumar. However, today,
another category,
tinok shenishba ("captured infant"), a Jew who sins as a
result of
having been...
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outreach Conservative Judaism outreach Silent Holocaust Jewish fundamentalism Tinok shenishba Dana Evan
Kaplan Contemporary American Judaism: transformation...
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oness (one was
forced to
commit a sin by
factors beyond their control);
tinok shenishba (a
person who was
raised in an
environment that was ****imilated...
- law
because they are led into
error by
their parents and are
similar to a
tinok shenishba (a
captive baby), or to one who was forced.
Rabbinic scholars...
- schismatic. He
adopted Maimonides'
interpretation of the
Talmudic concept tinok shenishba (captured infant), a Jew by
birth who was not
raised as such and...
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Declaration of
Independence on May, 15, this
thinking was reversed.
Operation Tinok ("Baby") saw the
evacuation of
children from Nitzanim, Negba, Gat, Gal-On...
- as
Aling Atang Nestor Yadao as
General Nestor Torres Milton Dionzon as
Tinok Jo
Macasa as
Lotus Erik
Matti as Re-enactment
Actor Teofe Alanano as Re-enactment...
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Nancy H.; Korbin,
Jerry L. (October 1, 1999). "J. M. da Costa, M.D.—A
tinok she-nishbah?: An
American Civil War
Converso Physician". Shofar. 18 (1):...
