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B’Rogez Rachem Tizkor
In Anger, Remember Mercy
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David Bashevkin's Hebrew work, "B'Rogez Rachem Tizkor," examines the complex relationship between anger and mercy in Jewish thought.
The book explores the ways in which these seemingly contradictory emotions can coexist and inform human behavior.
It delves into rabbinic texts, philosophical treatises, and mystical writings to illuminate the nuances of anger and its potential for both destruction and transformation.
Bashevkin examines how mercy tempers anger and how both emotions play a role in shaping moral and spiritual development.
This book offers a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of these powerful human emotions within the framework of Jewish tradition.
The book explores the ways in which these seemingly contradictory emotions can coexist and inform human behavior.
It delves into rabbinic texts, philosophical treatises, and mystical writings to illuminate the nuances of anger and its potential for both destruction and transformation.
Bashevkin examines how mercy tempers anger and how both emotions play a role in shaping moral and spiritual development.
This book offers a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of these powerful human emotions within the framework of Jewish tradition.
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Mentioned by Dovid Bashevkin. It has an essay called Nisbach which is about the role of converts and Kohanim in the development of the tradition of the Jewish people.
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Yosef Bronstein: Rav Tzadok & Rav Kook on Jewish History [Origins of Judaism 5/6]
Authored by David Bashevkin, the host of the podcast.
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