Philo-Judæus of Alexandria

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In the vibrant intellectual landscape of Hellenistic Alexandria, Philo-Judæus emerged as a pivotal figure, bridging Jewish thought and Greek philosophy. "Philo-Judæus of Alexandria" by Norman Bentwich meticulously examines Philo's unique synthesis of faith and reason, highlighting his concepts of divine logos and ethical monotheism. This profound exploration reveals how Philo's ideas not only shaped Jewish identity but also influenced early Christian thought. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this work offers an essential understanding of the philosophical currents that shaped religious discourse. Discover how Philo's legacy continues to resonate in contemporary debates about faith, ethics, and cultural identity in this compelling historical account.

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