Studies in rationalism : Judaism & universalism;
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London, New York,
Routledge & K. Paul; Humanities P
1966.
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Table of Contents:
- Moses Mendelssohn on Leibniz and Spinoza, by A. Altmann
- Israel and the Oikoumenē, by S.H. Bergman
- Paul a Hellenistic schoolmaster? by D. Daube
- 'Knowest thou...?' notes on the Book of Job, by N.N. Glatzer
- The doctrine of the 'divine spark' in man in Jewish sources, by L. Jacobs
- Potentialities and limitations of universalism in the Halakhah, by R. Loewe
- Jew, Christian and Muslim in the secular age, by I. Maybaum
- Rabbinic adumbrations of non-violence: Israel and Canaan, by A. Neher
- Rationalism in Hobbes's political philosophy, by D.D. Raphael
- Torah and Nomos in medieval Jewish philosophy, by E.I.J. Rosenthal
- Ethics and education, by N. Rotenstreich
- Herbert Samuel's moral philosophy, by H.D. Schmidt
- Thought categories in the Hebrew Bible, by E. Ullendorff
- The idea of humanity in Judaism, by K. Wilhelm
- Maimonides on modes and universals, by H.A. Wolfson