Moses and the Philosophers: Moral Problem...
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Explore the intersection of religious and philosophical thought in Stephen Alexander Hodgman's "Moses And The Philosophers: Moral Problem." This book delves into the moral questions raised by the figure of Moses, examining his story through the lens of ethical philosophy. Hodgman invites readers to consider the enduring relevance of Moses's narrative in contemporary discussions about morality, ethics, and the relationship between faith and reason.
This work offers a thought-provoking analysis suitable for scholars and general readers interested in biblical studies, philosophy, and the ongoing dialogue between religion and ethics.
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