Resurrection

0 Torah Philosophy

#88: Unresolved Mysteries of Resurrection

Torah 101 · 24 Jun

Completing the exploration of Rambam's 13 principles of faith, the discussion here centers on the mysteries of resurrection, touching on unresolved questions and varied rabbinic opinions.

0 Jewish Law Philosophy

#87: The Timeline of Resurrection

Torah 101 · 20 May

The podcast delves into the complex topic of resurrection based on Jewish eschatological beliefs as outlined in the teachings of Maimonides and other sources.

0 Jewish Law Education

When ELIJAH visits a CEMETERY | Parshah Rabbit Hole Ep.31 (Emor)

Creative Judaism · 16 May

Exploring the halachic implications of Elijah the Prophet visiting a cemetery in the Parshah Rabbit Hole episode 31 (Emor).

0 Torah Education

#86: The Nature of the Ultimate Resurrection + TORCH Campaign

Torah 101 · 20 Mar

The TORCH organization is currently running a fundraising campaign to support the TORAH 101 Podcast and other Jewish outreach and educational efforts.

0 Education History

#85: The Point of Resurrection + TORCH Fundraising Campaign

Torah 101 · 12 Mar

The TORCH organization is currently holding a fundraising campaign to support the TORAH 101 Podcast, emphasizing that all donations will be doubled during this matching campaign.

0 Education Jewish Law

#83: The Nature of the Preliminary Resurrection

Torah 101 · 29 Jan

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around the nature of resurrection in Judaism.

0 Jewish Law Education

#81: Supernatural Resurrection

Torah 101 · 8 Jan

In this podcast episode, the subject of resurrection and its debate between rabbis and Romans is explored.

0 Torah Philosophy

#80: Resurrection: An Introduction

Torah 101 · 25 Dec 2023

This text emphasizes the Jewish belief in resurrection, rejecting the idea of "you only live once."

0 History Culture

The Light of Your Return

Alex Averbuch in Tablet · 8 Dec 2023

"The Light of Your Return" is a poem reflecting on the absence of resurrection despite the expectation of its arrival.

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#79: Messiah Panoply: Messiah Ben Joseph, Gog and Magog, Elijah, Resurrection, etc.

Torah 101 · 9 Oct 2023

In this final installment of a study on the subject of Messiah, several tangential topics are explored.

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The Theologian of the Abyss - "He claimed that God did not exist, and if He did exist, must be an idiot."

Daniel Guebel in Jewish Currents · 18 Jul 2023

This text tells the story of a theologian who works as a shoemaker but has unconventional views on theology.

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#63: Admission to the Afterlife

Torah 101 · 5 Dec 2022

In this podcast, the concept of Olam Haba, or the world after the Resurrection, is discussed.

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Overturned Tables

Noah Benjamin Bickart in Jewish Review of Books · 17 Dec 2019

In "Overturned Tables," Paula Fredriksen explores the Jewishness of Jesus and early Christianity, challenging the historical view of supersessionism that Christianity replaced Judaism.

0 Philosophy History

Is Love Stronger than Death?

Abraham Socher in Jewish Review of Books · 27 Mar 2017

Hillel Halkin's book delves into the topic of love, death, and immortality, touching on ancient Israelite burial practices, the concept of Sheol as an afterlife, and shifts in beliefs about immortality among later Jews.

0 Holidays Literature

“Miracles Do Not Happen at Every Hour”: Purim Drinking as anti-Christian Polemic

Eliav Grossman in Lehrhaus · 9 Mar 2017

Eliav Grossman discusses the controversial practice of drinking on Purim, specifically focusing on Rava's statement that one must become intoxicated to the point of not distinguishing between cursed Haman and blessed Mordechai.

0 Holidays Literature

It’s Spring Again

Abraham Socher in Jewish Review of Books · 29 Mar 2016

The discussion delves into the theme of resurrection in various contexts, drawing from T.S. Eliot's poetry, Christian beliefs, rabbinic Judaism, and a contemporary novel by Don DeLillo.

0 Jewish Law Culture

Among Rocks and Stones

Peter Bebergal in Tablet · 11 Dec 2008

After the author's brother died by suicide, his family struggled with the decision to honor the brother's wish to be cremated, which goes against traditional Jewish beliefs that emphasize the respect for the body and the importance of burial for future resurrection.

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