Original sentence: Idel believes that this notion is compatible with Kabbalistic Judaism.In contrast, Berger's research has been attacked as false and misleading by several authorities sympathetic to Chabad.Moshe Idel, Professor of Jewish Thought at Hebrew University, considered the world's foremost academic authority on kabbala, or Jewish mysticism, disagreed with Berger's key point, that Judaism abhors the idea of a messiah who rises from the dead.This view is considered to be a form of neo-Christianity by some critics of Chabad messianism
Edited sentence: After all, the professor argued, the late King David is considered in Jewish literature as a top candidate for the post of Messiah.Berger would have readers believe.Berger's key point, that Judaism abhors the idea of a messiah who rises from the dead.Berger's research has been attacked as false and misleading by several authors with ties to Chabad.He pointed out that this notion is not as foreign as Mr.Moshe Idel, Professor of Jewish Thought at Hebrew University, considered the world's foremost academic authority on kabbala, or Jewish mysticism, hammered away at Mr.This view is considered to be a form of neo-Christianity by many critics of Chabad messianism