Judaism, Human Values, and the Jewish State
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Judaism, Human Values, and the Jewish State

by Yeshayahu Leibowitz

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Essays by Yeshayahu Leibowitz probe the complex relationship between Jewish religious values, ethics, and the modern state.

About This Book

This volume gathers essays by Yeshayahu Leibowitz exploring the relationship between Jewish tradition and contemporary political realities.

Leibowitz addresses questions of religious observance, morality, and the role of the state within a Jewish context.

The writings emphasize the tension between halakhic commitment and secular governance.

Readers encounter a rigorous philosophical approach to issues of faith, ethics, and national identity.

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