This classic work of German literature offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual and cultural world of 18th-century Germany, where a battle raged between proponents of Enlightenment thinking and defenders of traditional Christian beliefs. Goeze's arguments against the famous writer Lessing are both passionate and insightful, making this volume a must-read for scholars of German literature and philosophy.

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