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Blessed Is the One Who Is Good and Who Brings Forth Goodness
2015
Overview
For Jewish religious thinkers, ethics must always be a reflection of theology. Determining the “good” that we should pursue, the virtues that we should cultivate, the norms that should govern our relationships with one another—all these tasks flow from basic convictions about the sort of creatures we are and the ends for which we were created. Such convictions are, in the context of religious traditions at least, matters of theology, questions of how we conceive of God and our relationship to God, of creation and redemption. In the oft-repeated formulation of Clifford Geertz, within every religious system, ethos corresponds
