Dalalet
- Frankism is a Sabbatean religious movement of the 18th and 19th centuries, created in Podolia, named after its founder, Jacob Frank.
- Even as Frankism itself diminished, at least on the surface, as a large and organized sect, its belief system received a strong toehold even within the Catholic faith...
- Sabbatean Frankism is an example of Satanism growing through the creation of new religions and myths.
- I only discovered about Frankism a few weeks ago — that philosophy sounds similar to that of Rasputin in Russia.
- Someone who examined closely the proto-feminism within Sabbatean-Frankism was the late Ada Rapoport-Albert (1945-2020) in her book...
- Frankism was a spiritual movement that flourished in the second half of the eighteenth century in central Europe.
- Further, given Sabbatean-Frankism’s apocalyptic nature, the modern Left is riven with irrational destructive impulses.
- Frankism emerged in the mid-18th century as a Jewish messianic movement, deeply rooted in the teachings and fallout of Sabbatai Zevi...
- There is no doubt, however, that Frankism consisted in a negation of the religious as well as of the ethical discipline of Judaism.
- Sabbatean Frankism is an example of Satanism growing through the creation of new religions and myths.
