Juden und Christen--Toleranz in neuer Perspektive: Der Denkweg Franz Rosenzweigs in seinen Bezugen zu Lessing, Harnack, Baeck und Rosenstock-Huessy.(Book review)

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Juden und Christen--Toleranz in neuer Perspektive: Der Denkweg Franz Rosenzweigs in seinen Bezugen zu Lessing, Harnack, Baeck und Rosenstock-Huessy, by Frank Surall. Gutersloh: Christian Kaiser Gutersloher Verlagshaus, 2003. 392 pp. [euro]39.98.

On every page this book breathes the spirit of an author who is seriously and carefully engaged in honoring his subject by detailed and thorough reconstruction and exposure of the main strain of thought. In its many detours, on t...

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