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Julian Ungar-Sargon

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Open access 2026

Neither Answered Nor Absorbed: The Irreducible Antinomy of Personal Address and Impersonal Ground in the Theology of Recovery

A previous study argued that the spiritual trajectory of the Twelve Steps, read alongside the Hasidic recovery of relational address, resolves the ancient quarrel between a personal God who is addressed as Thou and an impersonal Infinite into which the self is absorbed; it proposed that Hasidism reorients mystical dept...

Julian Ungar-Sargon · 1 citation
Open access Aug 2026

The Heart Cannot Reach the Spring: A Normative Case for an Irreducible Ayin and Yesh

Deveykut cannot be defended descriptively. Moshe Idel’s correction of Gershom Scholem established that genuinely unitive and absorptive strands are well attested across Jewish mysticism, which means that any account of deveykut as communion-without-annihilation cannot be presented as a simple report of what Jewish myst...

Julian Ungar-Sargon · 0 citations

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