A Phenomenology of Return: Forgiveness and Atonement in Emmanuel Levinas and Abraham Joshua Heschel
A way of remembering the sanctity of the other may inform and guide Christianity towards a more robust dialogical perspective with others. This essay will widen the question for the Christian community by exploring how Judaism remembers those who have been wronged. The methodology is phenomenologi...
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