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reviewed The Foundation of Dale Abbey in Legend and Chronicle: A New Translation [from the Latin] and Critical Review of the Chronicle (of Thomas De Musca] and Legends Concerning the Founda on November 25, 2015 The Foundation of Dale Abbey in Legend and Chronicle: A New Translation
This is a 1990's revision of a 1960's original. The update to the essays are uneven and sometimes come across as contradictory. The thrust of the original was to produce a Radical Theology in Judaism. Radical Theology was a Christian theological movement about how to be a Christian after the Nietzschian death of God. It is a theology informed by Nietzsche, Hegel, and Camus. In the 21st century, it seems dated. Especially with where current radical (with a small r) theology has gone in Judaism with the Neohasidic Renewal movement.
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