An edition of Religion and state in Jewish philosophy: models of unity, division, collision and subordination
(2002)
Religion and state in Jewish philosophy
models of unity, division, collision and subordination
by Aviezer Ravitzky
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Judaism and politics, Religion and statePlaces
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Religion and state in Jewish philosophy: models of unity, division, collision and subordination
2002, Israel Democracy Institute
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Machine generated contents note: Introduction A Utopian Political Theory?
Chapter One Unity or Mutual Completion: Maimonides Sources
Chapter Two Coexistence and Judicial Dualism: Rabbi Nissim of Gerona
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Chapter Three Conflict and Contradiction: Rabbi Yitzhak Abrabanel
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Chapter Four The State in the Service of Religion: Rabbi Yosef Hayyun
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-197)
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