Kabbalah and Hasidut

[Anonymous]

#11592

It is from these communities of spiritual life that Jewish thought will continue to develop rather than in academic elites who are mere voyeurs of the faith of others. Today we need theologians and philosophers who are themselves people of vibrant faith who confront the secular culture as a sign of contradiction. Liberal Judaism and Liberal Christianity are very old and tired and dying a slow death as it compromises with the ‘Culture of Death’. It is from the living tradition of the four strands of Orthodox Judaism that further authentic Jewish thought will develop, which will in turn fertilise Christian thought and theology as well as Western philosophy.

[Anonymous]

#12077

Shalom, I’m a Catholic but not a convert. I’m deeply interested in Judaism and Hebrew culture as well (kind of, the other way around of the main theme of the Association). I was wondering if the practice of Kabbalah is allowed in Catholic faith, because I’ve seen some people preaching against it on the Internet, usually Traditionalist Catholics. Despite the fact I consider myself a Trad too (but not a radical one), I keep thinking about these aspects. Please, would you please tell us more about it? Any recommended books/material available in Brazil?

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