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ritual impurity: a standalone construct

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Jewish law

a contagious but not sinful state arising from sources such as corpses or bodily flows, which Klawans distinguishes from moral impurity.

In Jewish law, ritual impurity refers to a contagious but not sinful state arising from sources such as corpses or bodily flows, which Klawans distinguishes from moral impurity. This meaning comes from Klawans (2000) in Impurity and Sin in Ancient Judaism.[1]

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  1. Klawans, J. (2000). Impurity and Sin in Ancient Judaism. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9781280530739

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