After Auschwitz: History, Theology, and Contemporary Judaism (Johns Hopkins Jewish Studies)
After Auschwitz examines the relationship between history, theology, and contemporary Judaism in the shadow of Auschwitz. Richard L. Rubenstein presents a scholarly work in Jewish studies focused on the implications of historical experience for theological reflection and modern Jewish thought.
About This Book
After Auschwitz explores the intersection of history, theology, and contemporary Judaism.
Richard L. Rubenstein addresses the significance of Auschwitz for Jewish thought and religious understanding.
Published as part of the Johns Hopkins Jewish Studies series, the book offers a scholarly treatment of its subject.
This edition is identified as a used book in good condition.
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