Alan L. Mittleman is Assistant Professor of Religion and Muhlenberg Scholar in Jewish Studies at Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

"A study of Breuer opens the door to many of the most important issues in modern Jewish religious and political thinking. This book elucidates those issues with vigor." — Robert Goldenberg"I found it to be a sophisticated and intelligent study of a neglected but immensely interesting figure in modern Jewish thought. Moreover, Mr. Mittleman's scholarship is sound. Thank you for the opportunity to read this most stimulating essay." — Paul Mendes-Flohr

• Preface 1. From Frankfurt to Jerusalem 2. A Critique of Human Experience 3. Creation and Revelation 4. Law, Nation, History, and Redemption 5. Toward a Critical Appreciation of Isaac Breuer Notes Bibliography Index

Alan L. Mittleman is Assistant Professor of Religion and Muhlenberg Scholar in Jewish Studies at Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

"A study of Breuer opens the door to many of the most important issues in modern Jewish religious and political thinking. This book elucidates those issues with vigor." — Robert Goldenberg"I found it to be a sophisticated and intelligent study of a neglected but immensely interesting figure in modern Jewish thought. Moreover, Mr. Mittleman's scholarship is sound. Thank you for the opportunity to read this most stimulating essay." — Paul Mendes-Flohr

• Preface 1. From Frankfurt to Jerusalem 2. A Critique of Human Experience 3. Creation and Revelation 4. Law, Nation, History, and Redemption 5. Toward a Critical Appreciation of Isaac Breuer Notes Bibliography Index

Alan L. Mittleman is Assistant Professor of Religion and Muhlenberg Scholar in Jewish Studies at Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

"A study of Breuer opens the door to many of the most important issues in modern Jewish religious and political thinking. This book elucidates those issues with vigor." — Robert Goldenberg"I found it to be a sophisticated and intelligent study of a neglected but immensely interesting figure in modern Jewish thought. Moreover, Mr. Mittleman's scholarship is sound. Thank you for the opportunity to read this most stimulating essay." — Paul Mendes-Flohr

• Preface 1. From Frankfurt to Jerusalem 2. A Critique of Human Experience 3. Creation and Revelation 4. Law, Nation, History, and Redemption 5. Toward a Critical Appreciation of Isaac Breuer Notes Bibliography Index