God, Man and Nietzsche: A Startling Dialogue Between Judaism and Modern Philosophers

What if a believer in God wants to adopt the atheistic teachings of Nietzsche? Golan shows Nietzsche can deepen one’s religious experience and explain eternal life. Did Nietzsche love or hate Jews?  Golan presents all Nietzsche’s writings on the Jews and discovers why Nietzsche both lauded and castigated them. What if Schelling had taught in a rabbinical yeshiva instead of a university? Golan shows Schelling’s discovery of the roots of evil explains suffering and the Book of Job. What if quantum physicists had studied Jewish law? Golan shows they would explain how repentance (“teshuvah”) works. Does history have meaning? Golan shows where to find it, what man should do and how to relate to the Holocaust. What if the Rambam and Ari, Maimonides and Luria, had read Nietzsche and Kierkegaard? Golan shows they would answer all great philosophical questions. Professor Emil Fackenheim called Golan’s dialogue with Nietzsche “an exciting example” of an “urgently necessary encounter between Judaism and modern philosophy” and said Golan's “Nietzsche is deep.” God, Man and Nietzsche is for anyone who has ever asked himself how to talk to God, why to be good, or what is happening in history.

God, Man and Nietzsche: A Startling Dialogue between Judaism and Modern Philosophers

Politics & Social Sciences

Golan, Zev

Philosophy

iUniverse

Religion & Spirituality

iUniverse, Inc.

The history of the creation of the State of Israel during its "Wild West" days, when various Jewish organizations fought both the Arab armies and the 100,000 British soldiers who controlled Palestine. True stories of the not always savory exploits of the Jewish fighters who eventually became the leaders of the State. 1) Well researched and documented, the book presents new material about the 30's and 40's when the State of Israel was being molded. 2) Reveals the battle for Jerusalem and how it became the capital of the State. 3) Fresh biographical material on the early leaders of the Jewish State. 4) Details many of the controversial successes and failures of the different Jewish groups as they jockeyed for military and political power.

Free Jerusalem: Heroes, Heroines and Rogues Who Created the State of Israel

History

Middle East

Devora Pub

<p>Stern: The Man and His Gang traces Abraham Stern s evolution from hated gangster to folk hero and chronicles the military and political deeds of the thousand Jews who joined his war against England. In the 1940s, before there was an Israel, the Holy Land was rocked by warfare and violence, and no militia was fiercer than the band of Jewish revolutionaries known as the Stern Gang. Stern: The Man and His Gang by Zev Golan is the first English-language account of the life of Abraham Stern, the charismatic poet who founded the underground that called itself the Fighters for the Freedom of Israel. Stern: The Man and His Gang also provides a comprehensive history of the gang s operations in the years 1940-48, when it fought what it called British imperialism in the Mideast.</p>

Stern The Man and his Gang

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Yair Publishing

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