Jerusalem: Or on Religious Power and Judaism
Mendelssohn's classic treatise on religious authority, Jewish identity, and the principles of tolerance in Enlightenment thought.
About This Book
Moses Mendelssohn's Jerusalem examines the balance between religious power and individual freedom within Judaism.
The work addresses the role of religion in civil society during the Enlightenment period.
Mendelssohn advocates for religious tolerance and the separation of church and state.
This edition is a used book in good condition.
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