Wrestling with Demons
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There are countless references in Tenach and Chazal to sheidim - demons. But how were these understood by Torah scholars throughout the ages? Amazingly, there has not to date been any comprehensive study of rabbinic attitudes to this challenging topic. So I am pleased to announce the e-publication of a new monograph, Wrestling with Demons: A History of Rabbinic Attitudes to Demons.
The monograph can be downloaded after making a donation via PayPal account or with a credit card. The recommended donation is $5, but if you have gained from the Rationalist Judaism enterprise and would you would like to take this opportunity to express your appreciation with a larger donation, it would be gratefully appreciated.
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As always, feedback is appreciated, and those who purchased the monograph will be notified via e-mail if a substantial update is released.
(And if you want to see something really scary, just read all the inane comments at Yeshiva World News coffee room's discussion of this topic.)