From Abraham to America

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Exploring the historical and cultural significance of Jewish circumcision, this book delves into biblical origins and the complexities surrounding the practice within Judaism and its perception by non-Jewish society. It examines the evolving discourse on circumcision, culminating in contemporary debates in America regarding both Jewish and routine medical practices. This work is a vital resource for those studying Jewish studies, medical sociology, and theology, offering insights into the intersection of tradition and modernity.