Re: Qabala vs. Kabala
Aug 05, 1997 02:11 PM
by Tim Maroney
>The general convention is that Qabala deals with the "magic(k)al" stuff,
>whereas Kabbalah deals with the mystical stuff.
In twenty years of study I have never heard that. So far as I know,
whether one uses "Qabala", "Qabalah", "Kabala", "Cabala", or any of the
other variant transliterations is an arbitrary choice without semantic
significance. Given that the Hebrew word starts with Qoph, "Qabala" or
"Qabalah" is arguably most accurate.
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Tim Maroney tim@maroney.org http://www.maroney.org
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