BURSA has published a series of essays on biblical themes during the Christian holidays of recent years and continues this tradition for the Feast of the Assumption, with a text titled "Triumph of Man" and another called "Improvement Suppresses the Ideal."
The two texts are autonomous, understandable without referring to each other, and also not in relation to the exegetical texts published earlier.
However, they are part of a set of concerns, so some connections can be discerned.
For example, "Triumph of Man" can be considered as concluding the theme of man's emancipation in his relationship with God, from where it left off "Why the Law?", published by BURSA on April 18, 2023.
And "Improvement Suppresses the Ideal" begins the process of conceptual reconstruction of the "Kingdom of God", which was the goal pursued by the entire series of essays, published starting last year.
Episode I: THE TRIUMPH OF MAN (I) - Disapproval does not suspend the study
Episode II: THE TRIUMPH OF MAN (II) - Rabbinic democracy
Episode III: THE TRIUMPH OF MAN (III) - The coup for the landing of God
Episode IV: IMPROVEMENT SUPPRESSES THE IDEAL - The bloody disjunction between the "Kingdom of God" and "Tikkun ha Olam"
Episode V: IMPROVEMENT SUPPRESSES THE IDEAL (II) - "According to the image and likeness"
Episode VI: IMPROVEMENT SUPPRESSES THE IDEAL (III)- Slaves of freedom