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Review Essay: Faith and Scholarship Can Walk Together

Hayyim Angel Winter 2014 Issue 47.4

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The Paradox of Parshanut are our Eyes on the Text, or on the Commentators? Pirkei Nehama: Nehama Leibowitz Memorial Volume Edited by Moshe Ahrend, Ruth Ben-Meir, and Gavriel H. Cohn

Hadassa Hi Esther: Issues of Peshat and Derash in the Book of Esther

The Book of Jonah: A Call to Personal Responsibility

A Glimpse into the World of Prophetic Derush: Ben Haftara Le-Parasha By Yehuda Shavi

R. Yuval Sherlow’s Interpretation of Song of Songs: Its Critical Role in Contemporary Religious Experience

Book Review: Joshua Berman: Ani Maamin: Biblical Criticism, Historical Truth, and the Thirteen Principles of Faith

Review Essay: The Book Of Numbers As A Proto-Democratic Voice Of Holiness

An Unorthodox Step Toward Revelation: Leon Kass on Genesis Revisited

Torat Hashem Temima: The Contributions of Rav Yoel Bin-Nun to Religious Tanakh Study

Abarbanel: Commentator and Teacher Celebrating 500 Years of his Influence on Tanakh Study

Review Essay: A Modern Midrash Moshe – Methodological Considerations

Review Essay: Seeking the Keys to the Palace Gates – Rabbi Moshe Shamah’s Commentary on the Torah

Review Essay: Bringing the Prophets to Life: Rabbi Binyamin Lau’s Study of Jeremiah

🔓 Review Essay: Where Literary Analysis Leads to Fear of God

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

Hiddush Within the Beit Midrash: R. Aharon Lichtenstein’s Approach to Lomdus as an Adaptive Improvement to the Brisker Derekh

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

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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