Edith Steinmoor and the Neurology of Empathy

Edith Stein was a German Jewess born in the 19th century to an Orthodox Jewish family. She experienced at least agnosticism, if not atheism, and began and stopped praying. Through phenomenology, she began to approach questions of faith again. And eventually she's martyred after being taken from the camera like convent because Catholic bishops published a pastor letter against Nazi socialism.