Metatron: Trajectories of an Angelic Figure from Jewish Mysticism to Comparative Religious Inquiry
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Quantum Consciousness, Fermi and the Consciousness of Judaism.
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The Utterances in a Constant Song of Creation: Bereishit as the Beginning of Beginnings – Constructed from a Question by Judaic Scholar
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Enantiodromia of Love and Hate
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Nicholas of Cusa and the Jewish concept of Echad
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Nicholas of Cusa: Influences and Origins
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The Kabbalistic Trees Triads – the birth of Israel and the Mathematical revelation of Hashem
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Angels as Verbs in the Grammar of Creation
The Angels (מַלְאָכִים, mal’akhim) in Jewish thought are celestial beings that serve as intermediaries between God and the...
The Nature of Good and Evil: A Jewish Perspective
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The Divisive Hubris of Supplicatory Prayer or Alignment to Divine Will
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Divine Unity and Cosmic Paradox: Jewish Mysticism and Nicholas of Cusa’s Philosophy
The concept of divine unity has long been a central tenet of monotheistic religions, yet its implications often...