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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Jewish Studies in Iran
More from Larry Cohler-Esses’ trip to Iran: this article, which you can find here in the Forward, is about Jewish Studies at the University of Religions and Denominations in Qom. The approach to Jewish Studies at Qom is textual, focused … Continue reading
Late Summer Gardens (Syracuse)
On a walk through some late summer sidewalk gardens in the Westcott neighborhood of Syracuse.
thegemara Website (Shai Secunda)
I don’t think Shai Secunda will mind if I crib an open letter he recently sent out on email about a new website, “thegemara,” which you can find here. It’s a sister-site to thetorah, which he is helping edit. The aim of … Continue reading
Brutalist Synagogue (Beersheba)
Poking around the internet for more Beersheba Brutalism, I found this and other pictures of this synagogue, which seems to go by two names. The Pyramid Synagogue refers obviously to its external form, whereas the Synagogue of the Babylonian Community … Continue reading
Techno Romantic Network Religion (In Church With Bruno Latour)
For the Information Age, Bruno Latour writing about religion reads a little like Schleiermacher, On Religion: Speeches to its Cultured Despisers. Latour’s own contribution, Rejoicing: Or the Torments of Religious Speech, joins a long list of European philosophers turning to religion in … Continue reading
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