REALIZING THE HEAVENLY JERUSALEM - Contents
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The manifest from which all the innovations herein stem
REALIZING THE HEAVENLY JERUSALEM
The Academy of Jerusalem Monographs - #3 March 95
by Yitzhaq I. Hayut-Man, B.Arch, M.CRP, Ph.D (Cybernetics)
Table Of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Problem
- 3. Peace-Making and Human Reconstruction
- 3.1 Conversation
- 3.2 Ideological Reorientation and Symbolic Construction
- 4. Heavenly Jerusalem and the Old-New Zion
- 4.1 Heavenly Jerusalem and the story of Genesis
- 4.2 Heavenly Jerusalem and the Kingdom of David
- 4.3 Heavenly Jerusalem and the Prophets
- 4.4 Heavenly Jerusalem and the Second Temple
- 4.5 Heavenly Jerusalem and Christianity
- 4.6 Heavenly Jerusalem and the Talmud
- 4.7 Heavenly Jerusalem and Islam
- 4.8 Heavenly Jerusalem and the Kabbalah
- 4.9 Heavenly Jerusalem and Shambhala.
- 4.10 Heavenly Jerusalem and Marxism
- 4.11 Heavenly Jerusalem in early Modern Zionism.
- 4.12 The Heavenly Jerusalem, Holism and the Whole Earth
- 5. The New Heavenly Jerusalem - Heaven, Havannah and Bniyah
- 6. Heavenly Jerusalem as a Symbol of Future Zionism
- 6.1 Heavenly Orientation and Aliyah
- 6.2 (Torah & Shalem) Teaching wholeness - A New Torah from Zion
- 6.3 (Shalom, Bniyah & Havannah) - Building Bridges to Peace.
- 6.4 (Bniyah & Ir) - City Building and Urban Living.
- 6.5 (Hibur & Yahad) Joining Together - Mosaic Patterns
- 7. Consequent Implications of the symbols
- 7.1 Teaching Wholeness, City Building, and Urban Living: Designing Civilization
- 7.2 Building Bridges to Peace & Joining Together: Encouraging Federalism
- 7.3 City Building, Urban Living & Joining Together: The Earthly Jerusalem
- 7.4 Yahadut & Teaching Wholeness: Israel and the World
- Epilogue
- References
- Appendix A: Conversation Theory
- Appendix B: Herzlian neo-Zionist dramatization
- Appendix C: Future Mythology
- Appendix D: Hejera Design