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Jewish Theology
Kaufmann Kohler
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4. As a matter of fact, all the names which we apply to God in speech or in prayer, even the most sublime and holy ones, are derived from our own sensory experience and cannot be taken literally. They are used only as vehicles to bring home to us the idea that God's nearness is our highest good. Even the material world, which is perceptible to our senses, must undergo a certain inner tr. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
A good read!
For a non-religious fellow, I enjoyed very much this good work. It was simple to read and non technical and very informative.
Jewish Theology has always been a field of interest for me, and this book proves to be one of the most essential introductory books in this domain. The chapters are beautifully divided, systematically established, and very clear for the understanding of the reader. Great read.
This is very long, but it seems that much of this is repeated in other books on the subject.