The Ethics of Judaism; pt.II. Sanctification of life the aim of morality.

First published in German in 1898, this volume of the 'Ethics of Judaism' series explores the concept of sanctification of life as the highest aim of Jewish morality. The authors draw on rabbinical literature, tradition, and contemporary philosophy to develop a compelling argument that ethical behavior leads to the realization of human potential and the fulfillment of divine purpose. This edition includes a new introduction and updated notes.

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