Atheism of the Word: Narrated Speech and the Origin of Language in Cohen, Rosenzweig and Levinas
Kant marks a fundamental break in the history of philosophy of religion and the concept of God. God is no longer interpreted as a being necessary to understand the existence of a rational universe, but as an idea that makes sense of our morality. Cohen supplements this idea with the concept of perso...
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