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Philosophic Mysticism: The Ultimate Goal of Medieval Judaism
Esoteric and Exoteric Aspects in Judeo-Arabic Culture, 2006openaire +2 more sources
George Eliot, Judaism and the novels: Jewish myth and mysticism
Choice Reviews Online, 2002Saleel Nurbhai, K. Newton
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15 Jewish Mysticism, Nostra Aetate and Renewal in Judaism and Christianity
2016B. Chilton
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Mysticism in Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity
2022The term “mysticism” is a modern scholarly category, not an ancient concept. Although the etymology of the term “mysticism” (from the Greek word myeo [“to be initiated”]) has roots in Greek mystery cults, ancient people did not use the term to describe their religious experiences.
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George Eliot, Judaism, and the Novels: Jewish Myth and Mysticism (review)
Victorian Studies, 2004T. Heller
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The Spiritual Garment in Medieval Islamic Mysticism and Kabbalah
Medieval EncountersThis article seeks to compare two of the most significant mystical corpora of Judaism and Islam, Zoharic literature and the oeuvre of Muḥyī al-Dīn Ibn al-ʿArabī (1165–1240) respectively. Following a few pioneering studies on relations between Jewish and
Yinon Kahan
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Modern Judaism (Print), 2020
:In the 19th century, some Jewish scholars of the Wissenschaft des Judentums movement presented Kabbalah as the vital, spiritual and mystical aspect of Judaism, and juxtaposed it to legalistic, conservative, and petrified Halakha. Jewish neo-romantic and
Boaz Huss
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:In the 19th century, some Jewish scholars of the Wissenschaft des Judentums movement presented Kabbalah as the vital, spiritual and mystical aspect of Judaism, and juxtaposed it to legalistic, conservative, and petrified Halakha. Jewish neo-romantic and
Boaz Huss
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Mysticism in Dylan and Tagore:
DIU Journal of Humanities and Social ScienceBoth Dyan and Tagore are mystics, who presented deep devotion to Lord in theirlyrics. In three of his albums of early 80s namely “Slow Train Coming”, “Saved” and “Shot ofLove” popularly called as “Christian Trilogy”, Dylan has a number of spiritual ...
Md. Rokanuzzaman
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The Oxford Handbook of Ritual and Worship in the Hebrew Bible, 2020
In the second Temple period, Jewish ritual and worship, following the example of the Hebrew Bible, centered on the cult of the Jerusalem Temple and on the more democratic institution of individual prayer, but the two elements had drawn closer to each ...
S. Reif
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In the second Temple period, Jewish ritual and worship, following the example of the Hebrew Bible, centered on the cult of the Jerusalem Temple and on the more democratic institution of individual prayer, but the two elements had drawn closer to each ...
S. Reif
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Mystical Union in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam: An Ecumenical Dialogue
The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1999"Represents the only updated book on comparative mysticism, written by some of the most influential scholars of mysticism in the world ...
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