This author used a picture, a movement, or a species as possible ways in which he could relate to a tree.
This philosopher, who distinguished emunah from pistis, criticized Carl Rogers in a public debate for producing "individuals" instead of "persons." This philosopher opposed taking polarizing viewpoints in favor of having people open a dialogue on a "narrow ridge." This thinker considers "Kant's three questions" in an essay that proposes changing Kant's "science of man" into a form of philosophical anthropology that considers the "wholeness of (*) man." This author used a picture, a movement, or a species as possible ways in which he could relate to a tree. This author of "What is Man?", who made a controversial Bible translation with Franz Rosenzweig, critiqued philosophers who treated God as an "It" object rather than an "Eternal" subject. For 10 points, name this German-Jewish philosopher and Hasidic scholar who wrote I and Thou.
This philosopher, who distinguished emunah from pistis, criticized Carl Rogers in a public debate for producing "individuals" instead of "persons.
Martin Buber