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Tradition in an Untraditional AgeEssays on Modern Jewish Thought
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The essay "The Holocaust in Jewish Theology" (pp. 139-160; first published in "The Holocaust in History and Today", Yad Vashem Charitable Trust, 1988) examines the main Jewish theological interpretations of the Holocaust: the ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum's explanation of the Holocaust as divine punishment for the "sin" of Zionism; and the Holocaust as a unique event which radically changed the meaning of Jewish existence (Emil Fackenheim, Irving Greenberg). Shares Eliezer Berkovits's interpretation that God leaves the arena of history to human free will; therefore, human beings are responsible for perpetrating evil. God reveals his presence in the survival of Israel.
Author: Jonathan Sacks (all their books in stock)
Genre: Holocaust (Jewish theology), Judaism
Format: Paperback
Published: 1990
Pages: 311
Publisher: Vallentine, Mitchell
ISBN: 9780853032403
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