Editor's Introduction: Hans Jonas' Exodus: from German Existentialism to Post-Holocaust Theology
Prologue: Philosophy at the End of the Century: Retrospect and Prospect
pt. 1. The Need of Reason: Grounding an Imperative of Responsibility in the Phenomenon of Life. 1. Evolution and Freedom: On the Continuity Among Life-Forms. 2. Tool, Image, and Grave: On What Is Beyond the Animal in Man. 3. The Burden and Blessing of Mortality. 4. Toward an Ontological Grounding of an Ethics for the Future
pt. 2. A Luxury of Reason: Theological Speculations After Auschwitz. 5. Immortality and the Modern Temper. 6. The Concept of God after Auschwitz: A Jewish Voice. 7. Is Faith Still Possible?: Memories of Rudolf Bultmann and Reflections on the Philosophical Aspects of His Work. 8. Matter, Mind, and Creation: Cosmological Evidence and Cosmogonic Speculation.
