Meditations with Zohar

Ari Lamm: Partnership and Rebellion S2 E14

Aug 9, 2023

01:49:15

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Importance of the Language of Faith

2min

The Hallowed by Experience Argument for the King James Bible

4min

The Importance of Translation in Jewish Thought

3min

The 70 Faces of Torah

2min

The Importance of Translation in the Jewish Tradition

5min

The Potency of a Boss Call in Rabbinic Literature

2min

The Boss Call: A Guina Woman in Distress

6min

The Ruben Excel Conception

3min

10.

The Rabbinic Reduction of the Boss Called Authority

2min

11.

The Importance of Shattering a Jug

2min

12.

The Boschol of Rabbi Joshua

5min

13.

The Negative Value of Partnership

3min

14.

The Story of Abraham's Chosenness

3min

15.

The Tension Between Deuteronomy and Samuel

3min

16.

The Importance of Kingship in the American Revolution

4min

17.

Satan in the Hebrew Bible

3min

18.

The Devil's Advocate

4min

19.

The Hermeneutic of Suspicion

3min

20.

The Importance of Honesty in Argumentation

2min

21.

The Moral Consequences of Holding a Right Opinion

5min

22.

The Musselman in Holocaust Literature

3min

23.

The Importance of Institutions of Jewish Higher Learning

3min

24.

The Uninterestingness of Being a Rabbi

3min

25.

Rabbi Yuhudh Kallimer of Blessed Memory

3min

26.

The Unbundling of Value

2min

27.

Sages and Commoners in Late Antique, Harris, Israel

3min

28.

The Importance of Acknowledging Comfortable Places

3min

29.

Effective Altruism: The Opposite of Extremism

3min

30.

The Importance of Effective Altruism

2min

31.

Pallagianism and Judaism

4min

32.

The Reliability of Humankind

2min

33.

The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

4min

34.

The Importance of Relationship

5min

This week, Zohar is joined by Rabbi Ari Lamm, host of The Good Faith Effort podcast, to talk about the theology of human independence, self-deception, the philosophy of language, what makes interpretation faithful or deviant, the rabbinic concept of the bat kol (divine echo), and what it means to be a rabbi.