Monotheism and Tolerance suggests a way to deal with the intractable problem of religiously motivated and justified violence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contents Acknowledgements Part 1. Overcoming the Current Crisis 1. Monotheism, Tolerance, and Pluralism: The Current Impasse 2. Learning from the Past: Introducing the Thinkers of the Religion of Reason Part 2. Mendelssohn: Idolatry and Indiscernability 3. Mendelssohn and the Repudiation of Divine Tyranny 4. Monotheism and the Indiscernible Other Part 3. Kant: Religious Tolerance 5. Radical Evil and the Mire of Unsocial Sociability 6. Kant and the Religion of Tolerance Part 4. Cohen: Ethical Intolerance 7. Cohen and the Monotheism of Correlation 8. Cohen, Rational Supererogation, and the Suffering Servant Conclusion: Revelation, Reason, and the Legacy of the Enlightenment Notes Works Cited Index
Contents Acknowledgements Part 1. Overcoming the Current Crisis 1. Monotheism, Tolerance, and Pluralism: The Current Impasse 2. Learning from the Past: Introducing the Thinkers of the Religion of Reason Part 2. Mendelssohn: Idolatry and Indiscernability 3. Mendelssohn and the Repudiation of Divine Tyranny 4. Monotheism and the Indiscernible Other Part 3. Kant: Religious Tolerance 5. Radical Evil and the Mire of Unsocial Sociability 6. Kant and the Religion of Tolerance Part 4. Cohen: Ethical Intolerance 7. Cohen and the Monotheism of Correlation 8. Cohen, Rational Supererogation, and the Suffering Servant Conclusion: Revelation, Reason, and the Legacy of the Enlightenment Notes Works Cited Index
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