Crescas On The Problem Of Divine Attributes (1916)

Delving into the philosophical and theological insights of Hasdai Crescas, this scholarly work critiques traditional views of divine attributes, particularly the Aristotelian concept of God. Wolfson meticulously analyzes Crescas' arguments against prevailing Jewish and Islamic interpretations of omniscience and omnipotence, offering a fresh perspective on understanding God's nature. The text serves as an essential resource for those studying Jewish philosophy, medieval thought, and the philosophy of religion, highlighting the complexities of theological debates during that era.