Leibowitz or God's Absence

Focusing on the beliefs of Yeshayahu Leibowitz, this book explores the ideas of a prominent twentieth-century scientist, philosopher, and scholar in Jewish thought. Despite being an orthodox Jew, Leibowitz challenged traditional views by rejecting the concept of divine intervention in both nature and history. The text delves into his philosophical stance, providing insights into his unique perspective on faith and existence, making it a significant exploration of his thought process and theological implications.