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Renan's Lecture on Judaism
May 3, 1883 issue

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The article focuses on a lecture on Judaism. The Saint-Simon Club is a new historical club, which gives a lecture to its members every Saturday evening. Among the first lecturers has been M. Renan, author of many famous works on the origin of Christianity who chose for his subject "Judaism as a Race and as a Religion." The Saint-Simon Club aims to have lectures of a higher class than the popular lectures of the Boulevard des Capucines. The members of the club all have some sort of notoriety, and are familiar with historical questions.

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JUDAISM; LECTURES & lecturing; JEWS; RENAN, M.; RELIGIONS; SEMITES -- Religion; PUBLIC speaking
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