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THE JEWISH PRIMARY SCHOOL. 19 Torah is not law. It is an expression for the aggregate of Jewish teachings. It comprises every field and mark of culture morality, justice, society, education, etc. The term aims to gather them all up as a unit, because the Jewish view is that all the nobler manifestations of hu- man conduct must be iConnected with religion. IThe education of the Jewish child, beginning with the Soferim down to our own day, has been exclusively Jewish, though not exclusively relig...ious, certainly not exclusive- ly legalistic. Paradoxical as it may sound, the education of the Ashkenazic child was more secular than the edu- cation of the Sefardic child. The Jewish school of the Sefardim had a more strongly religious character than that of the Ashkenazim, in spite of the fact that the Sefardic child was taught non-Jewish branches of knowl- edge. Externals do not count. Nine hundred years ago, non- Jewish children sat on the same benches with Jewish children in a synagogue used for school pur- poses.
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THE JEWISH PRIMARY SCHOOL. 19 Torah is not law. It is an expression for the aggregate of Jewish teachings. It comprises every field and mark of culture morality, justice, society, education, etc. The term aims to gather them all up as a unit, because the Jewish view is that all the nobler manifestations of hu- man conduct must be iConnected with religion. IThe education of the Jewish child, beginning with the Soferim down to our own day, has been exclusively Jewish, though not exclusively relig...ious, certainly not exclusive- ly legalistic. Paradoxical as it may sound, the education of the Ashkenazic child was more secular than the edu- cation of the Sefardic child. The Jewish school of the Sefardim had a more strongly religious character than that of the Ashkenazim, in spite of the fact that the Sefardic child was taught non-Jewish branches of knowl- edge. Externals do not count. Nine hundred years ago, non- Jewish children sat on the same benches with Jewish children in a synagogue used for school pur- poses.
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