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According to serious kabbalists some take this too literally and regard the Sefirot as deities. The Sefirot are not separate deities. They are intimately a part of God, and yet they are in contact with the universe in a way that the ''Ein Sof'' is not. The Sefirot connect with everything in the universe, including humanity. The good and evil that we do resonates through the Sefirot and affects the entire universe, up to and including God Himself.

According to serious kabbalists some take this too literally and regard the Sefirot as deities. The Sefirot are not separate deities. They are intimately a part of God, and yet they are in contact with the universe in a way that the ''Ein Sof'' is not. The Sefirot connect with everything in the universe, including humanity. The good and evil that we do resonates through the Sefirot and affects the entire universe, up to and including God Himself.

Descriptions of the operations of the Ten Sefiroth are seen in Christian [[Scholasticism|Scholastic philosophy]] as analogous to the levels of authority and ministries of the nine choirs of [[angels]] together with the soul of man in the material body as analogous to the tenth (Malkuth).

Descriptions of the operations of the Ten Sefiroth are seen in Christian [[Scholasticism|Scholastic philosophy]] as analogous to the levels of authority and ministries of the [[Angel#Hierarchy and Types|nine choirs of angels]] together with the soul of man in the material body as analogous to the tenth (Malkuth).

==Misunderstanding and misrepresentations==

==Misunderstanding and misrepresentations==