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Prenuptial marriage protection agreements that accord with halakhah, or Jewish law, can help secure a woman's freedom to remarry in case of a divorce.

Once a protection for women, the traditional ketubah has been critiqued by liberal Jews on several grounds.

Marriage in ancient times was a negotiated match involving an agreement on conditions and payment of a bridal price.

Although the Bible frowns upon magical healing practices, a clear distinction between medicine and magical healing developed only gradually.

Divorce is meant to take care of the wife. But occasionally, a husband will manipulate the system.

The evolving relationship between the rabbinic sages and the Jews on the street.

Dispersion and uncertainty discouraged Jews from investing in cathedral-like synagogues, but they found a substitute in another dimension.

Rejection of "foreign worship" is a primary commandment and central to the Jewish worldview.

The liberal Jewish movements are struggling to balance contemporary morality and Jewish tradition in deciding whether to ritually honor same-sex unions.

The biggest motivator for change in Jewish wedding customs by liberal Jews has been egalitarianism.