“The resurrection is a kind of surrealist moment in the Gospels, one in which Jesus appears to step out of the reality in which he has been living, a “stepping out” that reveals that reality to be just one more… — 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
