By Stopping the Gas Deal, Israel’s Supreme Court Has Hurt the Country’s Future
Stifling innovation and growth.
March 31, 2016
A participatory theory of revelation.
Drawing on biblical criticism, modern and ancient Jewish thought, and careful readings of the book of Exodus, Benjamin Sommer argues that the revelation at Sinai was, in fact, a sort of conversation between God and the Jewish people. From this it follows that one can accept the reality of divine revelation without believing that the Torah’s laws are immutable. (Interview by Joseph Ryan Kelly; audio, 30 minutes.)
Stifling innovation and growth.
The melting pot still works.
It sends fighters to Syria and refugees to Europe.
A participatory theory of revelation.
Wandering Stars.
Drawing on biblical criticism, modern and ancient Jewish thought, and careful readings of the book of Exodus, Benjamin Sommer argues that the revelation at Sinai was, in fact, a sort of conversation between God and the Jewish people. From this it follows that one can accept the reality of divine revelation without believing that the Torah’s laws are immutable. (Interview by Joseph Ryan Kelly; audio, 30 minutes.)
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