
n., pl., -gies.
Neologism.
neological ne'o·log'i·cal (nē'ə-lŏj'ĭ-kəl) adj.
neologically ne'o·log'i·cal·ly adv.
| Dictionary: ne·ol·o·gy |

| Encyclopedia of Judaism: Neology |
In 1871, however, a new law was passed authorizing the creation of separatist Orthodox communities. This measure had the effect of splitting Hungarian Jewry into Neologist, Orthodox, and "Status Quo Ante" (nonaligned traditionalist) communities, a division that lasted until 1950. The Neologists, fearing that an unbridgeable gap would separate Jews from one another, now adopted a policy of reconciliation marked by discreet conservatism. At synagogue services, an Organ might be played, but women sat apart from men and there were no further changes in the prayer book. Neology also maintained Sheḥitah (ritual slaughter) and Kosher food supervision; while the rabbis trained at its Budapest seminary resembled those of West European Orthodox congregations in their scholarship, outlook, and attire. Ideologically, differences with Hungarian ultra-Orthodoxy remained, but a further rapprochement between the two camps (in matters of Jewish education and welfare especially) followed the Holocaust. Today, uniquely in Eastern Europe, both trends coexist within a single central organization, receiving state support, providing rabbis to other former Communist Bloc communities, and reestablishing contact with Jews in the outside world.
| WordNet: neology |
The noun has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1:
a newly invented word or phrase
Synonyms: neologism, coinage
Meaning #2:
the act of inventing a word or phrase
Synonyms: neologism, coinage
| Wikipedia: Neology |
Neology, the name given to the rationalist theology of Germany or the rationalisation of the Christian religion. It was preceded by slightly less radical Wolffism.
Neology means "study of new [things]"
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