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Jewish philosophy as well as Jewish perspectives - i.e. not only formal philosophy. NOT for questions about Jewish practice unless there's a philosophical component.
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Is Mashiach an incarnation of God according to any Jewish tradition?
No. This would violate more than one fundamental Jewish principle. Please refer yourself to the 13 principles of faith by the rambam
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