Skepticism On The God of Judaism
Skepticism on the existence of the God of religion relates either to doubts that any supernatural entity such as God exists, or that the God of the Jews exists as described by the Jewish tradition (not, however, ruling out completely the existence of supernatural entities).
- Chivi ha-Balki
- Sherwin Wine
- Benedict Spinoza
- Elisha ben Avuya
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