Gerald read and liked Lane Wilkinson's review of Critique of Religion and Philosophy:

"The best book in Kaufmann's pseduo-trilogy (w/ 'Tragedy & Philosophy' and 'From Shakespeare to Existentialism'). A very astute study of religion that goes further afield than the standard theist/atheist dialectic. This is by far the most even-handed ...more The best book in Kaufmann's pseduo-trilogy (w/ 'Tragedy & Philosophy' and 'From Shakespeare to Existentialism'). A very astute study of religion that goes further afield than the standard theist/atheist dialectic. This is by far the most even-handed of Kaufmann's general works, as it is absent his usual, emphatic 'Nietzscheanism'. Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, and Hegel do show up as usual, but they are mixed with a melange of competing approaches to religion. I highly, highly recommend this book.(less) "

Gerald read and liked Paul Dinger's review of Critique of Religion and Philosophy:

"This book actually made me doupt Christainity at one time and consider Judaism. It and it's comapnion book Faith of a Heretic are the great reading experiences of my life. Intellectual and spiritual dishonesty are under attack here, and Kauffmann f...more This book actually made me doupt Christainity at one time and consider Judaism. It and it's comapnion book Faith of a Heretic are the great reading experiences of my life. Intellectual and spiritual dishonesty are under attack here, and Kauffmann finds plenty to fault in acamdemia and in churches and even mosques and synogagues. Ever now and then I still take it out and the dialoge begans again. (less) "