[…] I don’t generally recommend the book to fans of Rav Soloveitchik, because it’s mostly philosophy of science and has little in common with most of his more properly theological works. For people who want to read about it, there’s the Schwartz, Smilowitz, and Brafman pieces I mentioned above, also Daniel Rynhold has written a few pieces over the years, culminating in his book, Two Models of Jewish Philosophy: Justifying One’s Practices, and also Williaim Kolbrener has an article on it in Tradition from the 90s. […]
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[…] I don’t generally recommend the book to fans of Rav Soloveitchik, because it’s mostly philosophy of science and has little in common with most of his more properly theological works. For people who want to read about it, there’s the Schwartz, Smilowitz, and Brafman pieces I mentioned above, also Daniel Rynhold has written a few pieces over the years, culminating in his book, Two Models of Jewish Philosophy: Justifying One’s Practices, and also Williaim Kolbrener has an article on it in Tradition from the 90s. […]