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<title>Comment by mike perkins on Book Review: &lt;i&gt;Contemporary Orthodox Judaism Responds to Modernity&lt;/i&gt; by Barry Freundel</title>
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<description>I just read this book two or thre weeks ago.  A great book that I highly reccomend.</description>
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<title>Comment by Ruvy in Jerusalem on Book Review: &lt;i&gt;Contemporary Orthodox Judaism Responds to Modernity&lt;/i&gt; by Barry Freundel</title>
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<description>Very nice job...

I have a suggestion and a question.  Not all of us would know that the term &quot;layning&quot; means chanting the Torah at the altar.  You might want to also explain a bit what certain prayers are, like the blessings recited in the morning that include thanking G-d for &quot;not making me a woman&quot; or &quot;according to His will.&quot;  

Finally, I have a question.  Did the author of the book deal with Sephardi or MizraHi customs at all? </description>
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