Futurism (Judaism)

Jewish Futurism is used in three different contexts: religious, artistic and futures studies (foresight, futurology etc.)

Religious context

Jewish Futurism is encapsulated in the expectation of the messiah in the future rather than "recognizing him in the presence of Christ".[1]

Jews who are futurists

Israeli futurists

A particular place on this list should be reserved for the practitioners of foresight. Foresight is a tool for developing visions, understood as possible future states of affairs that actions today can help bring about (or avoid). The practice of foresight is widespread in European strategic thinking, and to a much lesser level in Canada or United States. In Israel, foresight projects are developed at the Interdisciplinary Center for Technology Assessment and Forecasting from Tel Aviv University.

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gollark: Hmm. I think what my instruction set needs is C O N C U R R E N C Y.
gollark: Idea: add `no-op (atomic)` to scare people off using the regular `NOP`.
gollark: So you just randomly broke them into 6 bytes a line even though it's 2 bytes an instruction?
gollark: Wait, are your instructions 48 bits?

See also

References
  1. Körtner U. H. J. The End of the World: a Theological Interpretation, 1995, John Knox Press, Louisville Kentucky, p. 41


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