Kuzari

The Kuzari is one of Judah Halevi's most famous works, structured as a dialogue between the king of the Khazars and a Jew. The book defends Judaism by arguing that reason and philosophical inquiry alone are insufficient for a true understanding of God. It suggests that the Jewish people have a unique relationship with God, evidenced by their experiences and miracles recounted in their religious texts. The Kuzari is often seen as an apologetic work, aimed at explaining and justifying the principles of Judaism.