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STEPHEN COHEN: Reflections on a tzadikim on the 800th anniversary of his death
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STEPHEN COHEN: Reflections on a tzadikim on the 800th anniversary of his death
I was interested in why some Christian traditions, like Roman Catholic, practice the veneration of the relics of saints while Jews do not. Jews do not designate saints or venerate relics, although over the centuries, Jews have admired and respected certain rabbis, prophets or other righteous individuals (tzadikim). Jews believe in, emphasize and require a direct relationship with God and personal responsibility. Worship and veneration are for Go…
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