Tolerance in Judaism: Medieval and Modern Sources (original) (raw)

The paper explores the concept of tolerance within Judaism, examining both historical and contemporary perspectives. It discusses the treatment of internal differences among Jews and the approach towards non-Jewish cultures and religions, highlighting the evolution of attitudes from the medieval era through to the modern period. Key figures such as Moses Mendelssohn are emphasized for their contributions to Jewish thought on tolerance, reflecting the complex interplay between particularism and universalism in Jewish tradition.