The Shoah as a Manifestation of Radical Evil

Exploring the philosophical reflections on the Shoah, this excerpt delves into the insights of Emil Fackenheim and Hannah Arendt, examining their contributions to Jewish thought. It also engages with Kantian themes, highlighting the intersections of ethics, trauma, and theodicy throughout Jewish history. This section serves as a focused analysis within a larger, systematic study that spans three volumes, offering a rich context for understanding the complexities of faith and morality in the aftermath of profound suffering.