The Departure and Return of God: Secularization and Theologization in Judaism
The Departure and Return of God: Secularization and Theologization in Judaism
This chapter investigates the dynamic interrelationship of religion, state, and society in the history of Judaism. It discusses the dialectic of secularization and theologization in Judaism and examines Max Weber's interpretation of the state, economy, and Judaism. The chapter also discusses sect formation in post-biblical Judaism and modern Judaism in Israel.
Keywords: religion, state, society, Judaism, secularization, theologization, Max Weber, sect formation, Israel
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