Articles By Dr. David S. Ariel
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God the Creator
Unlike the creation stories of other Near Eastern cultures, the biblical creation story is not concerned with God's origins.
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Prayer in Medieval Jewish Mysticism
The masters of Kabbalah ascribed radically new meaning and importance to traditional practices of prayer.
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Mystical Shabbat
The masters of Kabbalah explained all of the elements of the Sabbath rituals as a consistent thematic drama of the reunion of the Shekhinah the Sabbath bride, with her mate--and in so doing exerted considerable influence on the shape of those rituals.
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The Messianic Age in Judaism
Jewish text offers glimpses into the time of the Messiah.
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Mitzvot & Jewish Mystics
"Unitive" and "restorative" impulses propel the religious life of the Jewish mystic.
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Modern Jewish Messianism
Jewish messianism has been repeatedly reinterpreted in the modern era.
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The Kabbalistic Conception of God
The medieval mystics made a distinction between the infinite, unknowable God and God's revealed aspects.
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Chosen People: Some Modern Views
While some modern Jews have rejected the notion of chosenness altogether, others have reinterpreted it as an ethical mission or a national spirit.
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