Summary W3 Assign.docx LIB 301 Annotated Bibliography LIB 301: Liberal Arts Seminar Religious Studies €“ Idoloclasm: The First Task of Second Wave Liberal Jewish Feminism by Melissa Raphael This source speaks about the Second Wave liberal Jewish feminism a

W3 A LIB 301 Annotated Bibliography LIB 301: Liberal Arts Seminar Religious Studies €“ Idoloclasm: The First Task of Second Wave Liberal Jewish Feminism by Melissa Raphael This source speaks about the Second Wave liberal Jewish feminism and the shared secular feminist condemnation of the religious roots of social bias with traditional censure of idolatry. Combined, these two closely related dialogues permitted Jewish feminists to argue God, who commanded idols to be destroyed, is an idol himself. That God is a form of an idol and syntactical projection whose verbal and written masculine depiction tends to preclude the political rise of women. Open-minded, less-Conservative Jewish feminists argued early on those female Orthodox Jewish equal rights need to begin with a reform of the doctrinal concepts that emphasize and strengthen the affiliation of God, person, and creation, without mak