Abstract
Part 1 The need of reason - grounding an imperative of responsibility in the phenomenon of life: evolution and freedom - on the continuity among life-forms tool, image and grave - on what is beyond the animal in man the burden and blessing of mortality toward an ontological grounding of an ethics for the future. Part 2 A luxury of reason - theological speculations after Auschwitz: immortality and the modern temper the concept of God after Auschwitz - a Jewish voice is faith still possible? Memories of Rudolf Bultmann and reflections on the philosophical aspects of his work matter, mind and creation - cosmological evidence and cosmogonic speculation.
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