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Sur la mort de Moses Mendelsohn et sur la position politique et théologique du judaïsme. Les Illuminati ne devraient-ils pas influencer le judaïsme pour le conduire en tant qu'avant-garde européenne vers une religion de la raison. | |||
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On the death of Moses Mendelsohn and on the political and theological position of Judaism. Should the Illuminati not influence Judaism in order to lead it as a European avant-garde to a religion of reason.
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| English | Rudolph Zacharias Becker, Primo, Gotha, 1785-06-29 |
On the death of Moses Mendelsohn and on the political and theological position of Judaism. Should the Illuminati not influence Judaism in order to lead it as a European avant-garde to a religion of reason. |
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29 June 1785Gregorian
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Ewig ist die Fortschreitung, der Vollkommenheit sich zu nähern, obschon am Grab die Spur des Weges vor dem sterblichen Auge verschwindet. Zum Tod Moses Mendelsohns und zur politisch-theologischen Position des Judentums. Frage, ob der Illuminatenorden hier nicht auf das Judentum einwirken solle, um es als europäische Avantgarde zur Vernunftreligion zu führen..
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SK11-527
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GStA PK: FM, 5.2. G 39, Nr. 109, SK11 Dok. 527
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