Meta-Narrative and Power: Why the “Problem” Had to Be Created
Most people imagine religions, philosophies, and ideologies as different attempts to explain the same human reality. Each appears to begin from its own questions, its …
Moses, the LXX, and the Ontological Rupture. People who bear the image of God.
Why the Law is alive only if the human being bears the image of God There is an unseen but decisive turning point in the …
From the Lord’s Voice to the Sacrifice – How the “appendices” involving the Tent appeared
One of the deepest themes in biblical history is the way God interacted with the people of Israel and how the structure of their covenant …
Blood and the Voice: Who Asked for the Sacrifices? The fundamental theme of the Covenant
A look at the Temple, the Tent, and the obedience to the Voice In the history of the people of Israel, two symbols seem to …
From Creation to Fall – How Greek Philosophy Transformed the Revelation of Moses
Between the first two chapters of Genesis there opens a theological chasm that religious tradition has tried, for centuries, to cover over. The first chapter …