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Various Theories Explaining Why the Jewish People are Special

A Response to Jerome Gellman, David Novak, and Michael Wyschogrod's Understanding of the Chosen People

Andrew L. Gluck (Autor)

Buch | Hardcover

476 Seiten

2016
The Edwin Mellen Press (Verlag)
978-1-4955-0422-8 (ISBN)

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"The author offers observations from the Jewish point of view, accentuating the need for Christians, Jews, and all humanity to see each other more as separated brethren than conquerors of doctrinal disputes or combatants on the literal fields of history with a greater understanding of Jewish heritage in the Western world and the need to preserve the worldview specially granted to the Jews historically"--

Dr Andrew L. Gluck taught philosophy at HofStra and St. John University. He holds a PhD. in Philosophy and Education from Columbia University.

Sample from Table of Content: Foreword by Craig Nichols; Preface/Acknowledgements; Introduction: Historical and Philosophical Underpinnings: Methodological Overview. History. Philosophy. The Bible. The Philosophy of the Human Reality: Methodological Individualism; The Reality of Groups. Further Methodological Considerations. What is (are) the Jewish People?. The Earliest History of the Jews as Chosen: Abraham; Isaac; Jacob. Abrahamic Religion. Moses. Revisiting the Nature of the Jewish People. Refuting Misunderstandings of the Bible. Receiving Guidance from Early Modern History. Inevitable Differences between the Various Religions; Chapter One: Jerome Gellman's Contemporary Doctrine of the Jews as the Chosen People; Gellman's Criteria. My Critique of the Latter Criteria. Theology vs. Philosophy. Freedom and the Lack Thereof. Some Loose Threads. How My Project Differs from Gellman's. Chapter Two: Quasi-Racial and Racist Theories; Yehudah Halevi and The Kuzari. The Zohar. Franz Rosenzweig and The Star of Redemption: Blood and Spirit; The Peoples and their Native Soil. The Problem with Racial Theories. Is There a Relationship between Racial Self-identity and Anti-Semitism? And more.

Erscheinungsdatum	19.06.2016
Verlagsort	NY
Sprache	englisch
Themenwelt	Geisteswissenschaften ► Religion / Theologie ► Judentum
Themenwelt	Sozialwissenschaften ► Soziologie ► Spezielle Soziologien
ISBN-10	1-4955-0422-0 / 1495504220
ISBN-13	978-1-4955-0422-8 / 9781495504228
Zustand	Neuware