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Mitchell Kaplan

Mitchell Kaplan

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Host, The Literary Life with Mitchell Kaplan

Miami

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Religion , Race, Christian Nationalism , African American Religion, Evangelicalism, History , Religion , Politics, Race , Justice , Popular Culture

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Total articles 81

  • The Blogs: The Paradox of Jewish Power: Tikkun Olam and Modern Jewish Identity

    By Mitchell Kaplan| The Times of Israel Verified Friedrich Nietzsche, in his essay On the Genealogy of Morals, argued that oppressed peoples develop what we might today call “defensive moral systems,” which attempt to transform a sense of powerlessness into claims of moral superiority.

    By Mitchell Kaplan · The Times of Israel

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • KAPLAN: Anti-Zionism is antisemitism, the world’s oldest and most lethal prejudice

    By Mitchell Kaplan| Yale Daily News Verified Anyone familiar with Jewish literature and history — including the Bible, the liturgy and secular writings through the ages — knows that the yearning for a return to the ancestral homeland of Israel, “Zion,” lies at the heart of Jewish consciousness. Those who claim otherwise are either ignorant or malevolent. The people of Israel were forced to live in exile during several periods, most notably the Babylonian exile, 6th century BC, and the Roman and post-Roman exiles, from 2nd century AD to 1948.

    By Mitchell Kaplan · Yale Daily News

    Oct. 25, 2024

  • The Blogs: The Paradox of Jewish Power: Tikkun Olam and Modern Jewish Identity

    By Mitchell Kaplan| The Times of Israel Verified Friedrich Nietzsche, in his essay On the Genealogy of Morals, argued that oppressed peoples develop what we might today call “defensive moral systems,” which attempt to transform a sense of powerlessness into claims of moral superiority.

    By Mitchell Kaplan · The Times of Israel

    Feb. 20, 2025

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The Literary Life with Mitchell Kaplan

Miami, Florida, United States

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