God fettered in jail? Heschel, Rilke, and the 'Vollendung'

Abstract

Meins G.S. Coetsier offers a meditation in the style of Eric Voegelin on the Polish-born American rabbi and poet Abraham Joshua Heschel, and on the great modern German poet Rainer Maria Rilke. Although his essay centers on devotional theology, Coetsier stresses the need for imagination—the fundamental faculty of poetry—in gaining an awareness of the divine presence. -- Prof. Dr. R.V. Young "Reading in Peril"

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