Arts & Cultural Critique
Bob Dylan’s “Murder Most Foul” as End Time from JFK to Trump
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Bob Dylan’s song “Murder Most Foul” draws on religious symbolism to highlight the downfall of the American dream.
Arts & Cultural Critique
Leonard Cohen Lives When Something Like Religion Happens to the Heart
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Aubrey Glazer maintains that Leonard Cohen’s songbook provides hope that “within the very brokenness there emerges a new openness within the world and inside ourselves to find the path to its redemption”.
Arts & Cultural Critique
“As ‘Infinity Goes on Trial’, All There Is – Is”
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Aubrey L Glazer asks: “how does this devotional poetry relate to, and even sing, like prayer in a post-secular context?”
Other Voices
The Torah Before The Torah…A Book Review of The Kedumah Experience
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Aubrey L. Glazer reviews Zvi Ish-Shalom’s new book “Kedumah Experience: The Primordial Torah” and find that it “provides spiritual ways towards the truth that can only be found by the individual seeker.”