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Category Archives: David Klinghoffer
The Translator: David Klinghoffer and the Argument Against Materialism
David Klinghoffer (b. 1965) works as a journalist, editor, and cultural critic. For more than three decades he has argued that modern science has overreached its proper boundary and turned itself from a method of inquiry into a comprehensive picture … Continue reading
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David Klinghoffer in 2012: With Concerns about Darwinist Racialism in Mind, National Review Cleans House
David Klinghoffer wrote April 18, 2012: As you may know, National Review editor Rich Lowry recently had to perform the unpleasant task of cutting the magazine’s ties with two contributors. This happened in the span of just a few days … Continue reading
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David Klinghoffer: Evolution and the Alt-Right
David Klinghoffer writes: I prefer understanding to demonizing. Darwinian “conservatives” operate with a particular picture in mind of what a human being is — a very different picture from the one posited by the Judeo-Christian tradition on which conservatism has … Continue reading
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David Klinghoffer Blogs For Beliefnet
Here is his new blog and here is an excerpt of a recent posting: Notice that the content of Jewish teaching is supposed to be ethical (God’s "demands") but also broadly philosophical ("the relationship of Man to God"). The latter … Continue reading
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Tagged beer sheba, belief today, David Klinghoffer, jewish leadership, jewish priesthood, mishneh torah, providential care
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David Klinghoffer Vs. Little Green Footballs
David blogs: The popular conservative blogger Little Green Footballs has it in for Darwin doubters and recently called me a near-liar merely for alluding in an article to the well-known Darwin-Hitler connection. He regards the very idea of such a … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle enthusiast, David Klinghoffer, defensive posture, islamic fascism, little green footballs, muslim fundamentalism
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Seeking Jewish Intellectual Leadership
David Klinghoffer writes on HirHurim: Yes, R. Sacks comes closest to the sort of outlook and impact I had in mind. There’s no one quite like him in the Jewish world–not in Israel or America. But he’s singular in another … Continue reading
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Where’s The Jewish Richard John Neuhaus?
Rabbi Gil Student nominates Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. I agree that R. Sacks is eloquent, but he does lead anybody? Does he influence thought? Does he lead intellectual change? I don’t think so. He’s a silver-tongued spokesman for the British … Continue reading
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Tagged chief rabbi, Dennis Prager, father richard john neuhaus, gil student, rabbi jonathan sacks, richard john neuhaus, supreme court justices
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Why Is There No Rabbi Who’s A Prominent Intellectual?
Chaim Amalek emails: "Why are there no prominent, widely accepted rabbis in America who can speak truth to torah and torah to truth? Because Judaism has been centrifuged into two components, the first a fossil faith incapable of change in … Continue reading
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How Would God Vote?
Yori Yanover writes: In the past three months I’ve begun to listen to right-wing radio, especially to Rush Limbaugh, mostly for the pain. Few things in our political culture are more rewarding nowadays than hearing Rush’s scrambling to build up … Continue reading
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Tagged David Klinghoffer, death row inmates, democratic opponent, innocence project, orthodox jew, wrongful executions
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Larry Yudelson, Yori Yanover Elevate The Conversation
Here’s the press release (at the end of this post, I argue to Larry that he misrepresents Klinghoffer’s positions): We are delighted to invite you, your family and any friends you wish to bring to the 4th annual Ben Yehuda … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient rabbi, David Klinghoffer, jewish theology, kensington road, messianic redemption, teaneck nj
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