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• According to Maccoby, Paul's Pharisaism was his own invention, though actually he was probably associated with the Sadducees.
• Fortunately, to this point the Bruins have been able to filter out the pharisaism and focus on what's really important.
• Paul, Segal argues, never felt that he had left Judaism, " He began as a Pharisee and became a convert from Pharisaism.
• For example, inflexible religious dictates are sometimes termed pharisaism, referring to unreasonable emphasis on observing exact words or rules, rather than the intent or spirit.
• Although a minority of scholars follow the Augustinian hypothesis, most scholars Christianity had separated from Judaism ( and after Pharisaism emerged as the dominant form of Judaism ).
• As it happens, many wonderful terms for empty or hypocritical talk are by now quaint and archaic ( humbuggery, Pharisaism, Tartuffery ), and some of the most common terms are simply vulgar ( bull * * * * ).
• He then became Edward Robinson Professor of Biblical Theology at Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York, where he had important relationships with Reinhold Niebuhr and, across the street, with Louis Finkelstein ( Pharisaism ), Neil Gillman, Abraham Joshua Heschel ( narrative and law ), and Saul Lieberman ( Hellenism in the land of Israel )  all housed at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America  as well as Salo Wittmayer Baron of Columbia University, up the hill.
• His plays are essentially didactic, being aimed at some weakness or iniquity of the social system . " Blanchette " ( 1892 ) pointed out the civic results of education of girls of the working classes; " Monsieur de R閎oval " ( 1892 ) was directed against pharisaism; " L'Engrenage " ( 1894 ) against corruption in politics; " Les Bienfaiteurs " ( 1896 ) against the frivolity of fashionable charity; and " L'蓈asion " ( 1896 ) satirized an indiscriminate belief in the doctrine of heredity.
• From 1993 to 1997, Rossel served as Publisher for the American Reform movement ( URJ, formerly UAHC ), where he directed the press to a round of new publishing that including several important contributions in Jewish education and Jewish interfaith work, notably " A Congregation of Learners : Transforming the Synagogue into a Learning Community " ( edited by Sara Lee, Seymour Rossel, and Isa Aron ), " What Crucified Jesus ? : Messianism, Pharisaism, and the Development of Christianity " by Ellis Rivkin, and " The Haftarah Commentary " by W . Gunther Plaut and Chaim Stern.