Jewish philosophy.

The peace and violence of Judaism = from the Bible to modern Zionism / by: (Electronic resources)

Leo Strauss and Emmanuel Levinas = philosophy and the politics of revelation / by: (Electronic resources)

Revelation and the God of Israel by: (Electronic resources)

Maimonides on the origin of the world by: (Electronic resources)

Comparative theories of nonduality = the search for a middle way / by: (Electronic resources)

Maimonides by: (Electronic resources)

Method and metaphysics in Maimonides' Guide for the perplexed by: (Electronic resources)

The invention of Jewish identity = Bible, philosophy, and the art of translation / by: (Electronic resources)

Faith and freedom = Moses Mendelssohn's theological-political thought / by: (Electronic resources)

No religion without idolatry = Mendelssohn'sJewish Enlightenment / by: (Electronic resources)

Mysticism- Judaism.

Bible.- O.T.- History of Biblical events.

Mendelssohn, Moses,

Idolatry.

God (Judaism)

Philosophy, Comparative.

Jewish philosophy.

Maimonides, Moses,- Teachings.

Creation.

Philosophy, Modern- 20th century.

Violence- Religious aspects

Faith and reason- Judaism.

Philosophy, European.

Judaism and philosophy.

Buddhist philosophy.

Judaism and politics.

Language and languages- Philosophy.

Dualism.

Zionism.

Peace- Religious aspects

Cabala.

Translating and interpreting.

Jews- Identity.

Revelation- Judaism

Rabbinical literature- History and criticism.

Enlightenment.

Political science- Philosophy.

Philosophy, Ancient.

Philosophy, Medieval.

Maimonides, Moses,

Haskalah.