Martin Buber's Theopolitics

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under the same rubric as anything else? This constitution existed only once; call it the Mosaic
constitution, by its proper name.” Moses Mendelssohn, Jerusalem; or, on Religious Power and
Judaism, trans. Allan Arkush (Waltham, MA: Brandeis University Press, 1983), 131.

66. MRC 183.


67. Ibid., 185.


68. MRC 186; cf. PF 71.


69. Ibid., 198.


70. Ibid., 199.


71. MRC 57.


72. Ibid., 58; WZB 69–70; Moshe, 46.


73. Ibid., 59 (my italics).


74. Ibid., 140.


75. Ibid., 200.