Exploring Hebraic Philosophy and Narrative

This chapter examines the author's book detailing a Hebraic perspective on the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing how biblical literature offers a unique understanding of reality. It contrasts this approach with Mesopotamian and Egyptian writings, highlighting the community's role in shaping knowledge and ethical experiences. The discussion further investigates the interconnectedness of biblical narratives, legal reasoning, and individual engagement in moral contexts, enriched with personal anecdotes and reflections on music.