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Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit : To which is added the history of the philosophical doctrine concerning the origin of the soul, and the nature of matter; with its influence on Christianity, especially with respect to the doctrine of the pre-existence of Christ / By Joseph Priestley.

Joseph Priestley 1733-1804

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"השתדלות" בעולם המתנהל תחת השגחה פרטית : סתירה לכאורה בשיטת החזו"א.

אלטמן, יעקב

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The "Killer Wife" (Qatlanit) in Jewish law : a survey of sources.

Adler Goodfriend, Elaine

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Le libre arbitre dans la pensée de R. Abraham bar Yehudah (élève de Hasdaï Crescas).

Sadik, Shalom

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על הנאשמים הראשונים בהיסטוריה - אדם, חוה והנחש : ניתוח סיפור גן-עדן בראי המשפט בפלילי הישראלי השופט.

ליבדרו, יובל, 1976-

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תפיסת האדם בחוג הראי"ה – עיון משווה במשנותיהם של הרב קוק והרב חרל"פ.

הרוניאן, עמנואל, 1984-

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