| Description |
308 pages ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Bibliographical footnotes. |
| Contents |
Delphic maxim in medieval Islam and Judaism -- "The ladder of ascension" -- Ibn Bājja on man's ultimate felicity -- Essence and existence in Maimonides -- A note on the rabbinic doctrine of creation -- Saadya's theory of revelation: its origin and background -- Eleazar of Worms' symbol of the Merkabah -- Motif of the "shells" in ʻAzriel of Gerona -- Moses Narboni's "Epistle on Shiʻur Qomā" -- William Wollaston: English deist and rabbinic scholar -- Moses Mendelssohn on Leibniz and Spinoza -- Franz Rosenzweig on history. |
| Subject |
Jewish philosophy.
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Jewish philosophy. |
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Mysticism -- Judaism.
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Mysticism -- Judaism. |
| Added Title |
Religious philosophy and mysticism |
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