Is there a standard of rabbinic practice against intermarriage?

Stein, Daniel
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Title Is there a standard of rabbinic practice against intermarriage? : A history of the Rabbinical Assembly's prohibition on interfaith marriage.
Host Item Zeramim
an Online Journal of Applied Jewish Thought 1,3 (2016)
Language English
National Library system number 990006009030705171
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