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The Messianic Imperative: Reason, Law, and the Ethics of Hermann Cohen
Most scholarship treats Cohen’s themes — universal ethics, law, monotheism, messianism, sin, atonement — in isolation. My paper does the opposite: it braids them into one continuous argument showing how each domain (ethics → law → monotheism → messianism → repentance) expresses a single “messianic imperative.”
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