ModOx Theopolitics
Levi MorrowSundry thoughts on my research, Torah, and occasionally on current events
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R. Avraham Yehuda Chein’s Refusal to Justify Killing (Now on Kickstarter)
I’m excited to share that I have an essay in a new volume, Again at a Crossroads: New Jewish Thought for a Better World, edited by Jordan King-Lacroix and forthcoming from Ben Yehuda Press. The Kickstarter to fund its publication is live fo...
WE have Sinned: Self and Settlers and Violence
In one of his Yamim Hanora’im derashot, Rav Shagar argues that beneath the surface-level details of the confessions we say on Yom Kippur lies a transformative ritual performance: saying “we.” Saying each line in the first-person plural—we a...
Orthodox Liberalism: Three Jewish Theologies of Democracy
I am very excited to announce my new 3-part online course for Drisha:
The first class will focus on Rav Moshe Feinstein and Liberalism as Hesed.
The second with focus on Rav Soloveitchik and democratic self-governance.
The third will foc...
The Psychoanalytic/Therapeutic Subject of the Mikdash – The Word and the Sacrifice
Note: This post follows from the last two, which can be found here:
and here:
I’ve written about Yishai Mevorach’s The Word and the Sacrifice in a few posts here before. The book is ostensibly “lomdus” essays, based on his lectures...
The Liberal-Ethical Subject (of the Mikdash) – The God Who Hates Lies
This post builds on the previous one. I recommend checking it out before proceeding if you haven’t already:
Meir Kraus, the author of Levo El Hakodesh, is a fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute research center in Jerusalem, and both lead...
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