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The Jewish Way in Love & Marriage

A presentation of Jewish teaching on love and marriage in light of Jewish traditions and laws.

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Ketubah
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Finding a Mate; Dating
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Introduction
Finding a Marriage Partner
The Matchmaker (Shadkhan)
Romantic Love and the Jewish Concept of Love
Jewish Sexuality: The Intimate Component in Love and Marriage
The Idea of Jewish Marriage
The State of Marriage Today
Jewish Insights into Marriage
The Purposes of Marriage in Judaism
The Structure of the Jewish Marriage Covenant
The Jewish Marriage Ceremony
The Jewish Betrothal (Kiddushin)
The Jewish Nuptials (Nissuin)
Non-Jewish Wedding Ceremonies for Jews
Planning the Jewish Wedding
Dignity and Extravagance
Agreement to Marry
Designing the Jewish Wedding: The Rabbi
Choosing the Date for the Jewish Wedding
The Location of a Jewish Wedding
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Celebrating the Jewish Marriage Covenant
The Day of the Jewish Wedding
What Is the Ketubah?
The Jewish Veiling Ceremony (Bedeken)
The Jewish Wedding
Chuppah: The Bridal Canopy
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Appendix: A Note on Remarriage and Divorce
Remarriage
Procedure for Obtaining a Jewish Religious Divorce
Acknowledgments
Note on Transliteration, Notes, and Bibliography

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