Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
religion in accordance with the principles laid down by Hegel. In the seventeenth and last chapter the author gives a general introduction to the Philosophy of Ibn Ezra, and quotes illustrative extracts.
days since her husband had taken any food, and that he had hardly enjoyed any sleep all this time. All this misery was caused by reason of not having been able to understand som...
4. xxvi. 3), will be envied for his choice by many a controversialist evento‐day. Wittily devised is the pun‐title, “City of Sihon” for a mathematical book by R. Joseph Tsarphathi, alluding to Numb. xxi. 27, “For Hesbon (reckoning) is the City of Sihon.”
3. xxxiii. 19), which means to say, even though he to whom the mercy is shownbe unworthy of it. The old question arises how such a procedure is to be reconciled with the justice and omnipotence of God. The commentaries try to evade the difficulty by sugg...
1. Chapter XVI. contains the Prolegomena to a philosophy of the Jewishreligion in accordance with the principles laid down by Hegel. In the seventeenth and last chapter the author gives a general introduction to the Philosophy of Ibn Ezra, and quo...