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Separation, Veil, Perfect Asymmetry, and Inward Pilgrimage: David Gelernter on Judaism
This past week, the Chronicle Review had a long piece on Yale Professor David Gelernter (“technological guru, conservative polemicist, Unabomber target”) and his new book on the Jewish faith, titled Judaism: A Way of Being (Yale 2009): In Judaism, Gelernter zeroes … Continue reading
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Tagged art, books, david gelernter, God, Hebrew Bible, Jewish, Judaism, Jung, life, philosophy, religion
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A Curious Parallel Between Genesis and the Mesopotamian Enuma Elish
Biblical scholars see parallels between the creation story of Genesis chapter 1 and the Mesopotamian Enuma Elish. Here’s an example: Parallels like the one above suggest that Genesis 1 was written by a Jew living in Babylonian exile, and that the story … Continue reading
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Tagged archeology, Christianity, creation, Enuma Elish, evolution, Genesis, Hebrew Bible, Judaism, Mesopotamia, Moses, myth, the Bible
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Mental Health Break
Samson’s lament:
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Tagged 1960s, Bible, delilah and samson, Hebrew Bible, mental health break, music, religion, samson and delilah, tom jones
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Why Are There TEN COMMANDMENTS (and Not, Say, Fifteen)?
Mel Brooks has a theory:
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Tagged apologetics, Christianity, Exodus, Hebrew Bible, hypothesis, Jesus, mel brooks, Moses, Old Testament, religion, ten commandments
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NOVA’s “Must See” Documentary on Contemporary Biblical Archeology
At the PBS website, the NOVA documentary, The Bible’s Buried Secrets, has become available on DVD. The program, through interviews with some of the most well-known biblical archeologists in the world, surveys the grand scope of the biblical narrative, from … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, apologetics, archeology, Bible, bible as literature, biblical inerrancy, Christianity, Hebrew Bible, James Dobson, Jesus, Judaism, religion
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Critical Thinking Watch: One Reason I’m Skeptical of the Claim That “Jesus Fulfilled Prophecies Made About Him in the Old Testament”
Here’s the claim: Passages in the Hebrew Bible, such as Isaiah 53, foresaw the life and death of Jesus—and thus constitute strong evidence that the Bible is a miraculous book. Why I’m skeptical: The Jewish scriptures were read carefully by the authors of the New … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, apologetics, atheism, critical thinking, gospels, Hebrew Bible, Jesus, philosophy, prophecy, religion, skepticism, the Bible
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Prometheus Unbound 