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Leo Tolstoy’s Principle of Non-Resistance to Evil by Violence and Its Criticism in Ivan Ilyin’s Philosophy

RUDN Journal of Philosophy
At the outset, Leo Tolstoy viewed the principle of non-resistance to evil by violence as a purely moral commandment, which was obligatory for everyone to observe and lead humanity to perfection.
Igor I. Evlampiev, Wang Yue
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Ritual as Mnemonic: Weaving Jewish Law with Symbolic Networks in Likkutei Halakhot by R. Nathan Sternhartz

Religions
Ritual has long served as a central axis of religious life, not only structuring practice but also transmitting meaning across generations. This article offers a new perspective on how Hasidic thought reconfigures the medieval Jewish genre of ta‘amei ha ...
Leore Sachs-Shmueli
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"Molecular Biology"-Pleonasm or Denotation for a Discipline of Its Own? Reflections on the Origins of Molecular Biology and Its Situation Today. [PDF]

Biomolecules, 2023
Greslehner GP.
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Stairway to Heaven: A First-Person Account of Noesis. [PDF]

J Nerv Ment Dis, 2022
Singh SP.
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Academic Study of Kabbalah and Occultist Kabbalah [PDF]

, 2021
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The Occult Tradition, Blake, & the Kabbalah: A Preliminary Study [PDF]

, 1977
This study represents an attempt to explore the occult tradition, in particular the Kabbalah, in an effort to establish a relationship between this tradition and the prophetic poems of William Blake.
Miller, Laura
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Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts

The new volume of Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 58 (2024) is out.
Andreas Lehnertz
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Lance S. Owens, “Joseph Smith and Kabbalah: The Occult of Connection” [PDF]

, 1996
Review of “Joseph Smith and Kabbalah: The Occult Connection” (1994), by Lance S ...
Hamblin, William J.
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Keter Malkhut (Coroa Real) e a mística filosófica de Ibn Gabirol (Keter Malkhut (Kingly Crown) and the philosophical mysticism of Ibn Gabirol) - DOI: 10.5752/P.2175-5841.2012v10n27p728

Horizonte, 2012
Ibn Gabirol foi um poeta e filósofo judeu espanhol que viveu no século XI. Sua filosofia racional, redigida em árabe, parece ser completamente desvinculada de sua poesia religiosa hebraica, considerada mística.
Cecilia Cintra Cavaleiro de Macedo
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