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“Ki Li HaAretz”: Changes in Meaning of “The Holy Place” in Heschel’s Thought (1/3) with Dr. Dror Bondi
This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Shemittah"
Shemitah’s social laws reflect a deep religious attitude to the “holy land.” Since the rise of Zionism, this term has taken on political implications, which caused Abraham Joshua Heschel to change his mind time and again about its meaning. In this course we will consider the various religious understandings of Shemittah in the Torah alongside the various interpretations of the “holy land” in Heschel’s thought.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/09/2021 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.
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By Drisha InstituteThis season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Shemittah"
Shemitah’s social laws reflect a deep religious attitude to the “holy land.” Since the rise of Zionism, this term has taken on political implications, which caused Abraham Joshua Heschel to change his mind time and again about its meaning. In this course we will consider the various religious understandings of Shemittah in the Torah alongside the various interpretations of the “holy land” in Heschel’s thought.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/09/2021 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.