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 1 10,6|      modernize the burdensome traditions of Orthodox Judaism. The
 2 10,6|      two, keeping some of the traditions but still trying to be enlightened
 3 10,6|      their Jewish customs and traditions — like the Seder meal of
 4 15,7|  facts and figures, rules and traditions. Still, we remain spiritual
 5 15,8|  worship is God Almighty. Our traditions, interpretations, and theories
 6 17,1|    Comparative study of these traditions forces us to conjecture
 7 17,1| golden age” or Paradise.~ Dim traditions about Paradise and its loss
 8 17,1|      this teaching are met in traditions of people of Asia, Europe,
 9 17,1|   remarkable mutual accord in traditions of various peoples about
10 19,2|      do not possess any flood traditions, but because their traditions
11 19,2| traditions, but because their traditions have not as yet been sufficiently
12 19,2|   North and South America had traditions of a deluge. . . . 'When
13 19,2|       those Indians had their traditions of a flood, and that one