":"Between the first and second sections of the book are documents relating to the agunot cases which were adjudicated."} 61:{"position":4,"content":"The second group of essays deals with theological issues: the presence of evil and the occurrence of tragic events. Prof. David Bleich focuses on the problem of saving lives by killing innocent people."} 63:T468,

This actually occurred with Flight 93 where the passengers on the plane overcame the terrorists, forcing it to crash in Pennsylvania rather than in Washington, DC. Everyone on the plane died. Rabbis Norman Lamm and Aharon Lichtenstein write specifically about the theological implications of the tragedy. Prof. David Shatz provides a broader philosophical reflection on all the issues involved.62:{"position":5,"content":"$63"} 64:{"position":6,"content":"The final part of the book contains three prayers in Hebrew with an English translation: a memorial prayer for the victims of 9/11; a prayer for the full recovery and heroic recognition of the first responders and emergency workers who bravely entered the burning towers of the World Trade Center; and a prayer for the safety of all those serving in the American Armed Forces."} 65:{"position":7,"content":"The book can be ordered via http://khalpublishing.com<

‘Contending with Catastrophe’

A new book marks 10th anniversary of 9/11 through the prism of Jewish law.