David hartman in Books & Magazines

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Addresses the spiritual and theological questions that face all Jews and all people today, arguing that commitment to Jewish tradition and a commitment to pluralism need not conflict in this age of modernity, but each can enrich the other while maintining their integrity. Reprint.

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[Hartman] grapples with issues that increasingly divide Israel's secular Jewish community from its religious Zionists. Addressing the concerns of both communities from the point of view of one who is deeply committed to religious pluralism, David Hartman suggests a more inclusive and inviting framework for the modern Israeli engagement of the Jewish tradition. He offers a new understanding of what it means to be Jewish--one which is neither assimilationist nor backward-looking, and one that enables different Jewish groups to celebrate their own tradition without demonizing or patronizing others....The book explores the philosophies of two major Jewish thinkers of the Middle ages, Yehuda Halevi and Moses Maimonides.

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Examines the philosophy of one of the 20th century's leading Jewish Talmudists, who stressed halakhah (Jewish law) as a means of gaining mastery over one's own nature, and of drawing closer to God.

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Paperback """Hey, monster fans! Feeling tired with the usual array of mind-numbing cliche cornball monster stuff at your disposal? Need a new kind of Kick? Well, plug your decaying little gray matter into the freak-o-delic world of David Hartman. This...

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Abraham Heschel's Classic Work, Originally Published In 1965, Now With A New Introduction By Noted Jewish Theologian David Hartman, Examines Questions Of Faith, Divinity, Self-sufficiency, And Other Basic Tenets Of Judaism, Confirming Reinhold...

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Maimonides (torah And Philosophical Quest) (expanded) (paperback) - By David Hartman

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Examines the philosophy of one of the 20th century's leading Jewish Talmudists, who stressed halakhah (Jewish law) as a means of gaining mastery over one's own nature, and of drawing closer to God.