ModOx Theopolitics
Levi MorrowSundry thoughts on my research, Torah, and occasionally on current events
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The Split Subject of the Beit Hamikdash (Temple) – Levo El Hakodesh
Tisha B’av this year prompted me to go through Meir Kraus’s Levo El Hakodesh (English title: Judaism Without The Temple), a book which analyzes contemporary theologies of the Beit Hamikdash (the Temple) in Israeli society and proposes a nee...
The Settlers Don’t Worship the State, and I Kind of Wish They Would
My last post was just sharing an article about Rav Shagar’s messianic critique of violence, more broadly, and of state violence, in particular. In the course of the article, I note that he is part of the anti-statist side of the break in Re...
New Article – Rav Shagar on Redemption and State Violence
I have a new article out, one that is both close to my heart and of immediate relevance to contemporary society and theology: “Redemption and State Violence: Rav Shagar and the Political-Theological Capture of Religious Zionist Messianism”!...
Revolution and the Fantasy of Life Without Politics, Pt. 2
In the previous post, I discussed the fantasy of life without politics which underlies the modern idea of revolution, as well as other phenomena like nationalism. In this post, I want to turn to some ideas from recent and current politics:...
Revolution and the Fantasy of Life Without Politics, Pt. 1
The Revolution is Dead, Long Live the Revolution
Dan Edelstein’s excellent new book, The Revolution to Come, opens with a joke:
As workers flowed out of a factory one afternoon in New York City, a communist organizer harangued them from...
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