Faith, Reason, Politics

Exploring the nuances of the faith-reason debate, this book delves into Jewish perspectives that highlight the political implications distinct from Christian views. Through in-depth analyses of influential Jewish thinkers spanning from the twelfth to the twentieth centuries, including figures like Maimonides and Spinoza, it sheds light on how Jewish thought engages with these philosophical challenges. This work is particularly valuable for scholars and students examining the intersections of faith, reason, and politics within religious traditions.