Rabbinic Judaism
The form of Judaism, centered on rabbinic leadership, synagogue prayer, and sustained textual argument, that developed after the Second Temple's destruction in 70 CE and remains the dominant structure of Jewish religious life today.
The form of Judaism, centered on rabbinic leadership, synagogue prayer, and sustained textual argument, that developed after the Second Temple's destruction in 70 CE and remains the dominant structure of Jewish religious life today.