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.
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