Daniel Hershkovitz

Daniel Hershkovitz, a Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University known for his expertise in modern Jewish thought, explores the Judeo-Christian thought of Franz Rosenzweig. He highlights how Rosenzweig’s renowned work, The Star of Redemption, intricately weaves Jewish and Christian ideas, challenging traditional interpretations. Topics include the influence of Protestant theology on Rosenzweig, the significance of revelation versus historical criticism, and the complexities of Rosenzweig's dialogue on sin and redemption, painting a picture of a truly inclusive theological framework.

Daniel M. Hershkovitz, a Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University, explores Franz Rosenzweig's work, The Star of Redemption, revealing its deep connections to Protestant thought. He discusses how understanding this influence solves longstanding puzzles and reshapes perceptions of Rosenzweig's intentions. Hershkovitz highlights the importance of integrating theology into Jewish studies and argues for Rosenzweig as a genuinely Judeo-Christian thinker. The conversation also dives into themes of revelation, temporality, and the implications of Rosenzweig's philosophical views for both Judaism and Christianity.