"Jewish Process theology and the problem of Evil

Guzi, Bar
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Title "Jewish Process theology and the problem of Evil : the cases of Hans Jonas and Bradley Shavit Artson.".
Host Item Zeramim
an Online Journal of Applied Jewish Thought 3,1 (2018) 39-68
Language English
National Library system number 990006464850705171
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בדרך : הצגת הגות התהליך / בראדלי שביט ארצן ; מאנגלית: יגאל הרמלין-מוריה ; עריכה לשונית: אביחי גמדני.

ארצן, בראדלי שביט, 1959- מחבר

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God of becoming and relationship : the dynamic nature of process theology / Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson, DHL.

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Passing life's tests : spiritual reflections on the trial of Abraham, the binding of Isaac / Bradley Shavit Artson.

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The everyday Torah : weekly reflections and inspirations / Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson.

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