In this Book
- Renewing the Covenant: A Theology for the Postmodern Jew
- Book
- 2010
- Published by: Jewish Publication Society
summary
Borowitz creatively explores his theory of Covenant, linking self to folk and God through the contemporary idiom of relationship.
Table of Contents
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- Title page
- p. iii
- Introduction
- pp. 1-6
- Jewish Religious Experiencein Our Time
- 2 Modernity: The Betrayer
- pp. 20-31
- A Postliberal Theologyof Jewish Duty: I God, the Ground of Our Values
- 5 Not Absolutely Absolute
- pp. 72-81
- 6 More than Immanent
- pp. 82-94
- 7 Reaching for Transcendence
- pp. 95-107
- 8 Sparks: The Transcendent in the Everyday
- pp. 108-117
- 9 The Who/What of God
- pp. 118-134
- 10 What Does God Still Do?
- pp. 135-152
- A Postliberal Theologyof Jewish Duty: II Israel, the People That Creates the Way
- 11 What Can We Do about OurWill-to-Do-Evil?
- pp. 155-169
- 12 The Social Side of Selfhood
- pp. 170-181
- 13 Fully Human, Fully Jewish
- pp. 182-194
- 14 The Sparks of Chosenness
- pp. 195-206
- 15 Covenant, Not Chosenness
- pp. 207-220
- 16 The Dialectic of Living in Covenant
- pp. 221-234
- A Postliberal Theologyof Jewish Duty: III The Torah Born of Covenant
- 17 When God Dominates
- pp. 237-253
- 18 When Community Takes Priority
- pp. 254-265
- 19 Knowing What God Wants of Us
- pp. 266-283
- 20 The Jewish Sell
- pp. 284-299
- Two Bibliographical Notes
- pp. 307-310
Additional Information
ISBN
9780827609853
Related ISBN(s)
9780827606272
MARC Record
OCLC
54791163
Launched on MUSE
2012-01-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
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