One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig (Farsi)

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God, Death, and Time is a profound philosophical work by French thinker Emmanuel Levinas, exploring the deepest questions of existence, ethics, and the divine. This book brings together a series of lectures where Levinas addresses the limits of human understanding in the face of mortality, the presence of God, and the experience of time. Rich in existential and ethical insight, Levinas challenges Western philosophical traditions and offers a unique perspective rooted in Jewish thought. Ideal for readers interested in metaphysics, theology, and moral philosophy, this book opens a thoughtful dialogue between faith and reason. A compelling read for philosophers, theologians, and seekers alike.