“Going back to Moses Maimonides, he considers Jesus that prophet who was authorized by God to prepare the heathen world (as Messiah for the heathens) for the salvation expected by Israel. I judge this attitude of a Jew very positively… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“Double mediation describes the situation when the model becomes not only a rival blocking the subject's desires but an actual disciple, and so everything… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“With the advent of the “modern” world some twenty-five hundred years ago (and for whatever reason), these sacrificial systems were threatened and the ones… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“Going back to Moses Maimonides, he considers Jesus that prophet who was authorized by God to prepare the heathen world (as Messiah for the… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“Thus Freud's discoveries, for example, far from unveiling for us a realm which is genuinely new, a knowledge that is other than conscious knowledge,… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“The resurrection is a kind of surrealist moment in the Gospels, one in which Jesus appears to step out of the reality in which… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“The sequence in which Joseph is sold may veritably be described as substitution gone wild.” — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“To what extent, in other words, we may ask, is the imagining of God as having expelled the humans a misunderstanding of our own… — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
“Rabbinic Judaism, which we know today simply as Judaism, as Buber tells the story, was the product of the prophetic law of anti-idolatry.” — Sandor Goodhart Copy Share Image
