Modern Jewish Ethics since 1970: Writings on Methods, Sources, and Issues

This compelling collection explores the evolution of Jewish ethical thought since 1970, highlighting significant writings that engage with modern dilemmas. Contributors include prominent scholars who offer diverse perspectives on methods, sources, and pressing issues within Jewish ethics, making the book an invaluable resource for students and practitioners alike.

Through a careful examination of contemporary topics and traditional teachings, the authors invite readers to reflect on the nuances of ethical decision-making in today’s world. The work provides a rich tapestry of thought, sparking dialogue on how Jewish values can inform moral choices in a rapidly changing society.