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The writings of Yehezkel Kaufman, late Professor of Bible at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, fall into three main categories: • Bible studies, of which the four-volume History of the Religion of Israel is the magnum opus • Socio-historical analysis of Jewry’s fate and existence as a diaspora-nation community, with the two-volume Golah ve-Nekhar (Exile and Estrangement) being his most...

Christian message. In their juncture with the monotheism of Israel, Christianity, an amalgam of Jewish faith and pagan culture, was born.1 Justified as it is, however, the effort of Christian scholarship to expose the pagan roots of Christianity has gone too far. Christianity is sometimes viewed as basically paganism with a “monotheistic” facade, the pagan component as primary and the Jewish as secondary and extrinsic. Christianity’s “warfare” with idolatry was, accordingly, only on the surface;
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