Menachem Zaman

“From there you shall seek.” So we played hide and seek. At home — and in exile, across the corners of the world. We searched in silence.We searched in cries. Through spring days that overflowedand winter nights of crushing cold. Even when the game frayedand stopped feeling like play. . You win. Come out —wherever …

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Bruises bloom along my body,scars grace my face. I lift my voice — My God, my God — I leapt. The air did not become hands. Witnessthese scars of faith.

The nature of disbelief is not static; it is a mirror reflecting the prevailing cultural understanding of humanity itself. In previous epochs, the existence of God was arguably too manifest to be genuinely denied. Thus, disbelief meant rebellion. God was too obvious to deny. The world, in all its wonder and beauty — by the …

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