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The Jewish feminist critique has had a major impact on the language used to describe God.

In Jewish Kabbalah, ten "emanations" of God make it possible for the divine to interact with the world.

Hermann Cohen and his student, Franz Rosenzweig, stressed the ethical implications of God.

An examination of the challenges facing Orthodox Judaism in America

The smallest and youngest of the so-called "big four" American Jewish denominations.

The medieval mystics made a distinction between the infinite, unknowable God and God's revealed aspects.

An overview of medieval philosophic and kabbalistic approaches to God.

The biblical God is a God we can relate to.

Unlike the creation stories of other Near Eastern cultures, the biblical creation story is not concerned with God's origins.