Ep. 2- Learning Machshava Part II: Hashkafat Hatorah
Episode 2 of the The Jewish Thought Project podcast, hosted by Efroni Schlesinger, titled "Ep. 2- Learning Machshava Part II: Hashkafat Hatorah" was published on January 31, 2023 and runs 79 minutes.
January 31, 2023 ·79m · The Jewish Thought Project
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Summary
In this episode we examine the difference between philosophy and Jewish Thought, as well as where we learn authentic Jewish Ideas.
Episode Description
In this episode we examine the difference between philosophy and Jewish Thought, as well as where we learn authentic Jewish Ideas.
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