God, Man and HistoryShalem Press, 2004 - 199 pagini God, Man and History examines the underpinnings of Judaism as a whole, from theology to law to the meaning of Jewish nationhood. |
Cuprins
Where Religion Begins 12 220 | 12 |
The Paradox of the Encounter | 32 |
God Encountered | 51 |
Creation | 68 |
The Problem of Ethics | 87 |
Divine Law and Ethical Deed | 102 |
The Holy Deed | 119 |
Israel | 137 |
God in History | 145 |
NOTES | 160 |
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Termeni și expresii frecvente
Absolute act of divine actual affirmation awareness basis become behavior Bible biblical body Brachot cause chapter command concept cosmos course created Creator David Hume deed desire Deuteronomy discussion divine Presence earth effective Eliezer Berkovits ence encounter essence Eternal event evil evolutionary exile faith fellowship finite freedom Genesis Rabba goal God's concern God's existence hiding holy nation human nature idea of creation Immanuel Kant imperfection individual infinite intellectual Isaiah Israel Jewish Jews Judah Halevi Judaism Kant knowledge logical Maimonides man's material meaning mercy metaphysical midrash miracle mitzva mitzvot moral mystical negative attributes Neo-Platonic never obligation observed pantheism perfect Perplexed philosophy physical Plato positive possible problem proofs prophet rabbis reality realm reason relational attributes relationship religion religious experience responsibility revelation ritual laws Saadia Gaon Sabbath sense significance Sinai soul spirit Summa Contra Gentiles Supreme Talmud teaching theodicy theory tion tzimtzum universe validity