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Inquiring of God - Foundations of Talmudic & Biblical Psychology
Inquiring of God - Foundations of Talmudic & Biblical Psychology
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The book develops a methodology to access the Bible and the Talmud so that they can be actively applied to one’s personal and social lives.
The quest for understanding one’s place in the world is universal. In the modern era, for many, psychology provides important and accessible tools for introspection. When applied thoughtfully, various psychological methods yield great insight and understanding. But, they lack a fundamental sense of man’s higher purpose and do not propel us to rise above our base selves.
From its beginnings, the Bible has served first and foremost as a guide to daily living: a road map to one’s roles and responsibilities, based on the core belief that each of us has a unique path to follow. The Bible and the Talmud are at their most compelling when the text bears witness to our forefathers attempts to work out what is expected of them and they come to terms with these obligations. Over the millennium, however, this open-ended process once practiced so simply, has been abandoned, causing many to lose interest in their heritage.
This book bridges these two worlds and challenges the boundaries that separate them.
The quest for understanding one’s place in the world is universal. In the modern era, for many, psychology provides important and accessible tools for introspection. When applied thoughtfully, various psychological methods yield great insight and understanding. But, they lack a fundamental sense of man’s higher purpose and do not propel us to rise above our base selves.
From its beginnings, the Bible has served first and foremost as a guide to daily living: a road map to one’s roles and responsibilities, based on the core belief that each of us has a unique path to follow. The Bible and the Talmud are at their most compelling when the text bears witness to our forefathers attempts to work out what is expected of them and they come to terms with these obligations. Over the millennium, however, this open-ended process once practiced so simply, has been abandoned, causing many to lose interest in their heritage.
This book bridges these two worlds and challenges the boundaries that separate them.
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