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...DAVID ABRAM Copyright © 2017 Tikkun magazine 2017 Illustration by Lawrence Santanello Illustration by Lawrence Santanello All of man’s mistakes arise because he imagines that he walks upon a lifeless thing, whereas his footsteps imprint themselves in a flesh full of vital power...

...David Abram Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2001 ...

...David Abram Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2003 ...

...Joel R. Primack; Nancy Ellen Abrams Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2001 ...

...RAMI SHAPIRO A God That Could Be Real: Spirituality, Science, and the Future of Our Planet , by Abrams Nancy , Beacon Press , 2015 Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2015 N ancy abrams needed a higher power. As one of the premiere science writers of our time, she found both the Iron...

...: To read the full text of this letter and other responses written in reaction to Peter Gabel’s article, visit tikkun.org/gabel . DE RIGUEUR In stark disagreement with my conclusions, Rami Shapiro characterizes Nancy Abrams’ book as “rigorously scientific.” Shapiro notes that, “the God that Nancy...

... Gabel, Antonia Juhasz, Joan Chittister, Svi Shapiro, Cornel West, Zygmunt Bauman, Jerry Mander, David Abrams, David Korten, Henry Giroux, Maijorie Kelly, Roger Friedland, Barbara Ehrenreich, Amnon Raz, Jeremy Rifkin, Riane Eisler, and many others have together painted a picture of a glob­ alized...

... sounds in our ear. It is set forth in the first words of the Lord God to father Abram in Genesis 12. There it is said that God promised Abram first that he would be given a land in which to live securely and second that he would be father to very many children. Now, these two desires belong to every...

... Jewish forebears, just as I hope, in my small way, to continue their work. Illustration by Autumn Evelyn Illustration by Autumn Evelyn Just as the lad Abram put a hammer in the hand of the biggest idol in his father’s workshop and pointed to it as the one who shattered all the rest, so...

..., Irving Kristol, Elliott Abrams, Douglas Feith, and other so-called neoconservatives often centered in Commentary magazine. Eisen acknowledges that he is leaving aside all the Diaspora expressions of Judaism during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He explains this by saying, “Zionism...

... of environmental devastation. However, if we notice only loss, we will have no ground for hope and perhaps no reason to struggle against future destruction. We also have to notice — and take joy in — the ongoing life of what David Abram terms the “more-than-human world.” We experience this world in myriad ways...

... to presumably still a live issue in the W hite House where his die as the September 11 hijackers may one day get their hands on son-in-law Elliot Abrams serves as the chief advisor on Middle long-range nuclear weaponry Our press should report on the ter­ Eastern affairs...

... , remain influential throughout the world. Our connection to the natural world, best seeded when we are children, can be ignited at any age. Jonathan Stahl, a wilderness educator, feels spiritually connected when experiencing the natural world; that is, as author David Abram puts it, the more-than...

... Abrams “Goodbye To A ll T hat” and in the sam e issue ( T ikkun, ing an opposition to any Republic ofK azakhstan transform ed it into a n ar­ January/February 2008) concession by Israel o f terri- gum ent th a t m any who Chet Bowers...

... still a live issue in the W hite House where his die as the September 11 hijackers may one day get their hands on son-in-law Elliot Abrams serves as the chief advisor on Middle long-range nuclear weaponry Our press should report on the ter­ Eastern affairs...

...” from our families and homes, leaving the heteronormative lives and assumptions we inherited, for the sake of futures we couldn’t yet imagine. The queering effects of a relationship with God are evident from the moment God first speaks to Abraham (then named “Abram”). Without introduction...

... tol, M artin Peretz, Cynthia Ozick, Ruth Wisse, Leon Wieseltier, Richard Perle, John Bolton, and its meaning Leo Straus, Henry Kissinger, and Elliot Abrams...