Shalom
Carmy
Assistant Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Bible
Wilf campus - Furst Hall
Room#Gottesman Library
Rabbi Shalom Carmy is the editor of Tradition, the theological journal of the Rabbinical Council of America; an affiliated scholar at Cardozo Law School; and a member of the Erasmus and Dulles Forums.
Rabbi Carmy is an expert on biblical theology and interpretation; modern Jewish thought (with an emphasis on Rabbis Soloveitchik and Kook); religious Zionism; liberal arts and religion; the interface of traditional Talmud study, modern scholarship, and theology; and the life of the thinking religious individual. A partial bibliography of his publications before 2013 is included in Rav Shalom Banayikh, ed. Angel & Blau. Each issue of Tradition since 2006 contains a personal essay.
Rabbi Carmy has twice been Professor of the Year at Yeshiva College and received the Baumol Teaching Award.
Rabbi Carmy publishes regularly in Tradition, Torah uMadda Journal, First Things, and others.
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Wilf campus - Furst Hall
Room#Gottesman Library