Where faith begins, reason ends? Well, some would argue that. In this episode, in Haredi, Estee Shoshan hosts Prof. Shalom Tzadik, from Ben-Gurion University, a researcher of medieval Jewish philosophy and author of "A Call to Revival Religious Philosophy," whose content and statements are stirring up seminaries on both the right and the left.
Who is the rational God, and where did the concept of faith that we hold today come from? Is a temple needed? And in the absence of "faith" in its simplistic sense, why, then, keep the commandments at all?
Tzadik explains why studying Jewish philosophy is not an academic luxury but a necessity, and along the way also argues why it is reasonable to assume that Spinoza did not have a libido.
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Where faith begins, reason ends? Well, some would argue that. In this episode, in Haredi, Estee Shoshan hosts Prof. Shalom Tzadik, from Ben-Gurion University, a researcher of medieval Jewish philosophy and author of "A Call to Revival Religious Philosophy," whose content and statements are stirring up seminaries on both the right and the left.
Who is the rational God, and where did the concept of faith that we hold today come from? Is a temple needed? And in the absence of "faith" in its simplistic sense, why, then, keep the commandments at all?
Tzadik explains why studying Jewish philosophy is not an academic luxury but a necessity, and along the way also argues why it is reasonable to assume that Spinoza did not have a libido.
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https://bit.ly/4gKBheD
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