Amid all the preparations to turn Paris into a venue for the Olympic Games that begin in less than 100 days, one small corner ...
Christianity and Islam also acknowledge the Hebraic separation of spirit from nature: “We are all, in all places, strangers and pilgrims, travelers and sojourners,” intoned Robert Cushman ...
“What if the wrong guy wins?; What new national holidays will he declare?” Within seconds, ideas flashed like red, blue and ...
Eastern Orthodox poet Scott Cairns reflects on his new collection, his journey of faith, and poetry’s capacity to apprehend ...
Isadore Twersky '51, associate professor of Hebrew and Jewish History, has been named the Nathan Littauer Professor of Hebrew Literature and Philosophy, he will fill the chair vacant for seven ...
An early section of the sermon focuses on dealing with enemies (Matt. 5:38–48). The Hebraic philosophy of an eye for an eye (Lev. 24:19–21) holds to a standard of equal and fair treatment, in which ...
Within the outwardly brutal grey walls of ‘Palexpo’ convention centre, sprawled alongside Geneva Airport, two blue-eyed ...
With the blank palette of a forgotten time and 531 pages of supposed Hebraic text to draw from, we saw a once in a lifetime ...
The book has fascinating things to say about the evolution of the concept of conscience in Christian thought, in some sense, serving as an internalized substitute for the Hebraic view of divine ...
confirming New York as the leading market for Hebraic religious texts, while London remains the capital for sales of illuminated Christian texts. But both centers attract buyers, including museums ...
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