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Published Works of Aaron
Howard
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Aaron Howard has published hundreds of articles. Many can be found here. Feel free to browse through the categories listed below or search for specific topics.
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A Sober Study of Martin Luther’s Anti-Semitism
| Martin Luther’s attitude towards Jews was so fanatic that the Nazi leadership enthused he was one of them. “What Hitler did, Luther advised, with the exception of murder through gas chambers,” summed up philosopher Karl Jaspers on the link between Lu... |
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Interpreting Biblical Texts Is As Old As The Bible
On the surface it would seem that to interpret Biblical text simply means to explain it. You read the Bible and find something unclear, something that needs further explanation.
"That is generally what people call interpretation, the ... |
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Visiting Dachau
| The Dachau concentration camp (Konzentrationslager or KZ Dachau) officially opened on March 22, 1933. This was a mere 51 days after Hitler seized power. By April 10, SS head Heinrich Himmler replaced Bavarian State guards with his own SS men at KZ Da... |
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Nouns and Verbs Live On Houstonian’s Website
Coert Voorhees is the Mayor of Grammaropolis. That’s where grammar lives, where the parts of speech are personified and animated. Their personalities are based on the roles they play in the sentence.
For example, a noun. His/her job is... |
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Eitan Kuperman: A Life Well-Lived
| Three things every man ought to do before he dies: plant a tree, have a child and write a book. Credit both the Talmud and Cuban poet Jose Marti with those words of wisdom. And credit Houstonian Eitan Kuperman with achieving all three. His first lite... |
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On DVD: Legacy of the Yiddish Theater’s Thomashefsky Family
| Writing on the Yiddish Theater on New York’s Lower East Side in the 1880’s, Irving Howe described it as a theater of “vivid trash and raw talent, innocent of art, skipping rapidly past the problems of immigrant life and appealing to rich new appetite... |
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