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Music Of The Left Hand: Personal Notes On The Place Of Liberal Arts Education In The Teachings Of R. Aharon Lichtenstein

Shalom Carmy Winter 2014 Issue 47.4

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Editor’s Note: “So Soon?” A Nahmanidean Meditation on Death

The Teacher of Morality at Harwich Beach

Editors Note: Lost Cause: A Conclusion in Which Nothing is Concluded

On Cleaving as Identification: R’ Soloveitchik’s Account of Devekut in U-Vikkashtem Mi-Sham

Destiny, Freedom, and the Logic of Petition

Editor’s Note: The House I Lived In: a taste of gooseflesh

Editor’s Note: Homer and the Bible

Let Him Who is Not a Camel Among You

A View from the Fleshpots: Exploratory Remarks on Gilded Galut Existence

“A Religion Challenged by Science: – Again? A Reflection Occasioned by a Recent Occurrence

“When the Land is Sinful, Her Officers are Many” Is There Ethics Outside of Politics?

Why Israel’s Security Depends On Jewish Democracy By Rabbi Shalom Carmy

Halakhah and Philosophical Approaches to Abortion

A Peshat in the Dark: Reflections on the Age of Cary Grant

Fear of Flesh and Blood

You Taught Me Musar and the Profit on it

Editor’s Note: Why Hats Are Wasted On The Young: An Essay in Practical Theodicy

Of Eagle’s Flight and Snail’s Pace

As We Are Now is Not The Only Way to Be: On the Place of the Humanities in Contemporary Religious Culture

Cold Fury, Hidden Face, the Jealousy of Israel: Two Kinds of Religious Estrangement in the Torah

A Room With a View, But a Room of Our Own

Editor’s Note: “It Can Sink so Low and No Lower”: On Fanaticism and Dogma

Editor’s Note: Among His People He Dwelled

“Rav Soloveitchik’s Kol Dodi Dofek at Fifty” Preface

“Yet My Soul Drew Back”: Fear of God as Experience and Commandment in an Age of Anxiety

R. Yechiel Weinberg’s Lecture on Academic Jewish Scholarship

Pluralism and the Category of the Ethical

Polyphonic Diversity and Military Music

The Sphinx as Leader: A Reading of Judges 13-16

Editor’s Note: The Lost Childhood of Doeg

He Thought She Was Drunk

God is Distant, Incomprehensible: A Literary-Theological Approach to Zophar’s First Speech

Epilogue

The Continuum of Time and Responsibility

Editor’s Note: “He Loved People”

Editor’s Note: If you want to know the law and nothing else

The Origin of Nations and the Shadow of Violence: Theological Perspectives on Canaan and Amalek

Religion and Culture in Israel

Editor’s Note: Samuel Unfair to Saul?

The Words of the Master and the Life of the Student

Rejoinder: Synthesis and the Unification of Human Existence

Rav Yitzhak Hutner’s Lecture to a Teacher’s Conference

Modern Jewish Philosophy

The Litvaks’ Buried Treasure: Furter Thoughts on the Dictum “The Holier the Feeling, the More Intimate”

Editor’s Note: Shall I Rejoice in the Second Month?

The Night Before Hanukka: Kierkegaard and Rabbi Rackman on Human Sacrifice

Editor’s Note: The One Thing Money Can’t Buy by Shalom Carmy (Dialogue with Avi Woolf and Yitzchak Blau)

Editor’s Note: Cops and Robbers

Editor’s Note: “All For The Best”

Rav Kuk’s Theory of Knowledge

Halakhah, Tradition, and History

Editor’s Note: “I Heard it in a Whisper” – R. Shmuel B. Nahman on the Origin of Light

If You Were A Human Being” A Thought Experiment1

Without Intelligence, Whence Prayer?

Editor’s Note: End of a Leper’s Holiday

Post in issue Winter 2014 Issue 47.4

Afterword: A Personal Reflection

“The Sourceof Faith…” Examined

A Rabbinic Exchange On The Disengagement: A Case Study In R. Aharon Lichtenstein’s Approach To Hilkhot Tsibbur

“Halakhah Loved Not The Parents Less, But The Child More”: R. Aharon Lichtensteinon Abortion

Canonand Complexity

Divrei Ha-Rav Ve-Divrei Ha-Talmid Ve-Divrei Ha-Rav: The Impact Of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik’s Thought On That Of R. Aharon Lichtenstein

Review Essay: Faith and Scholarship Can Walk Together

Hiddush Within The Beit Midrash: R. Aharon Lichtenstein’s Approachto Lomdusasan Adaptive Improvement To The Brisker Derekh

On Fragmentary Judaism: The Jewish “Other” And The Worldview Of R. Dr. Aharon Lichtenstein

The Best That Has Been Thought And Said By R. Lichtenstein About The Role Of Literature In Religious Life

The Religious Humanism Of R. Aharon Lichtenstein

The Source Of Faith Is Faith Itself

An Introductory Biographical Sketch Of R. Aharon Lichtenstein

Guest Editors’ Introduction

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