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Judaism According to Emil Fackenheim
Robert M. Seltzer — September 1988
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In the course of overlapping careers as rabbi, professor of philosophy, and theologian, Emil Fackenheim has produced a shelf of books that must be considered among the most important works of serious Jewish religious
thought in the second half of this ce
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