struggle that sought to establish the interrelatedness of reason and religion. It had followed from the idea of God’s unique oneness, yet now it was practically called into question once again. In the context of the present topic, all I will say is that, as a result of this struggle, a new philosophical category—the concept of “person”—was fashioned, a concept that has become for us the fundamental concept of the analogy between God and man, the very center of philosophical thought.17