Followership
By: Rabbi Jonathan Sacks There is a fascinating sequence of commands in the great “holiness code” with which our parsha begins, that sheds light on the nature not just of […]
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Cristo nonato: Una somera reseña conjunta de The Gospel According to the Jews y el Caesar’s Messiah
Por David Ramírez En esta reseña se intentará cubrir dos libros que conforman una crítica al Jesús histórico, el supuesto fundador del cristianismo y la Iglesia cristiana primitiva. El primero […]
Christ Unborn: A Cursory Joint Review of Faur’s The Gospel According to the Jews and Atwill’s Caesar’s Messiah
By David Ramírez The present review will attempt to cover two books that form a criticism of the historical Jesus, the alleged founder of Christianity, and the early Christian Church. […]
TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE
TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE By Rev. David de Sola Pool From Why I am a Jew (Beacon Press: Boston, 1957; pp. 189-198) Recently I came across this book […]
A Short Introduction to Vico’s Humanist Thought
And Its Applications for Our Days Giambattista Vico was an Italian Renaissance thinker who lived from 1668 to 1744. He is best know for the publication of Scienza Nuova and […]
La utopía del discurso intelectual mexicano
En la edición dominical de El Norte se publicó una editorial escrita por el historiador mexicano Enrique Krauze, que se intituló “Una modesta utopía.”[i] En ésta recoge ciertas ideas que […]
Isaac Leeser: The Right Man at the Wrong Time
By: Aharon Rakeffet-Rothkoff Introductory Commentary by David Shasha I recently prepared a special edition of the SHU devoted to the great American rabbis Sabato Morais (of Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia) and Henry Pereira […]
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