Jewish Messianism and the History of Philosophy

The book explores the relationship between Jewish Messianism and philosophical thought, challenging the traditional dichotomy between Athens and Jerusalem. It introduces the concept of meontology, which examines the nature of being and non-being, to provide a fresh perspective on the interplay between these two intellectual traditions. Through this lens, it seeks to illuminate the philosophical implications of Jewish Messianism and its historical significance in shaping philosophical discourse.