On the Frontiers of Faith: Edith Stein Encounters Herself as a Burnt Offering
This article explores the difference between Edith Stein’s self-definition as a Catholic Jew and the normative Jewish position that precludes conversion to another religion. Zev Garber’s description of the distinction between “guf” and “neshema” shows one way of partially bridging the gap between St...
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Year: 2010, Volume: 51, Issue: 1, Pages: 375-378 |
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