The Imperative of Response: The Holocaust in Human Context, with a Foreword by Harry James Cargas
By (Author) Robert Seitz Frey
By (author) Nancy Thompson-Frey
University Press of America
University Press of America
12th May 1985
United States
General
Non Fiction
940.531503924
Paperback
186
Width 136mm, Height 216mm, Spine 15mm
245g
Approaches contemporary theological and philosophical implications of the Holocaust on both objective and personal levels. Discusses the potential impact of the Holocaust on Christian theology along with the role of scientific rationality, as dominant western mentality, in the conception and perpetration of the final solution.
...a vivid and moving account of a family seeking to understand the power of the event. * Dimensions: A Journal of Holocaust Studies *
This book is important for it forces the ethical and theological issue of responding to the holocaust. * The Bible Today *
This book is important for it forces the ethical and theological issue of responding to the holocaust. * The Bible Today *
...a vivid and moving account of a family seeking to understand the power of the event. * Dimensions: A Journal of Holocaust Studies *
Robert Seitz Frey is an information scientist in private industry. Nancy Thompson-Frey is a counselor with the mentally handicapped.