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Jewish religious texts
Jewish religious texts are foundational scriptures and interpretive traditions within Judaism, including the Torah, Talmud, and Kabbalah, that form the basis of Jewish law, theology, and spiritual practice.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines the Talmud and other Jewish texts as subjects of historical controversy and misconception, engaging critically with accusations and interpretations that circulate about these traditions. The show treats these texts as sites where esoteric philosophy and theological debate intersect with broader cultural narratives.
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TalmudThe Talmud is a foundational text of Rabbinic Judaism comprising commentary, legal analysis, and interpretations of Jewish law and philosophy, compiled over centuries and existing in two main versions (Babylonian and Jerusalem).controversial interpretationsControversial interpretations are contested or disputed readings of religious texts, historical events, or spiritual concepts that generate disagreement among scholars, practitioners, or communities.religious scholarshipReligious scholarship refers to the academic and interpretive study of sacred texts, theological traditions, and doctrinal systems across different faiths, including historical analysis of their origins, meanings, and evolving interpretations.translation issuesTranslation issues refer to inaccuracies, ambiguities, or deliberate alterations that arise when sacred texts are converted between languages, potentially changing their original meaning or creating grounds for misinterpretation.
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