Abstract
Secular Theology as a Challenge for Jewish Atheists
Highlights
This paper uses the term “secular theology” to criticize Jewish-religious approaches on the one hand and atheism on the other hand. It shows that the assumption of many that atheism stands at the centre of secular thought is baseless
The second part follows Jewish philosophers who use theological ideas at the centre of their thought, and at the same time do not fit into the realm of Jewish religious writing of the 20th century
A deeper understanding of Jewish religion and culture, I argue, will enable us to find a place for the belief in God within Jewish secular world-views, and will promote a “secular theology.”
Summary
This paper uses the term “secular theology” to criticize Jewish-religious approaches on the one hand and atheism on the other hand.
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