cabalism
- noun
- /kəˈbælɪzəm/
- His interest in cabalism led him to explore various interpretations of religious symbolism.
Examples
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The book delves into cabalism, revealing hidden meanings behind traditional religious beliefs.
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This theory of the meaning of negation is not unique to Luria's cabalism.
Academic text (2000) -
Many scholars study cabalism to understand the mystical aspects of ancient texts.
Synonyms
A system of Jewish mystical ideas based on hidden meanings in the Jewish holy books
A set of secret Jewish ideas about God and the world
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Etymology
Cabalism comes from the word Kabbalah, a Jewish term that means 'received teaching' or 'tradition', and the same root gave us the English word cabal, which means a secret group. So cabalism is following hidden or mystical teachings and ideas.