Science in the bet midrash : studies in Maimonides / / Menachem Kellner.

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Superior document:Emunot : Jewish philosophy and Kabbalah
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Year of Publication:2009
Language:English
Series:Emunot.
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Physical Description:392 p.
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Table of Contents:
  • Part I. Approaches to the study of Maimonides
  • Introduction to part one, Approaches to the study of Maimonides
  • Reading Rambam-approaches to the interpretation of Maimonides
  • Strauss' Maimonides vs. Maimonides' Maimonides : could Maimonides have been both enlightened and Orthodox?
  • The literary character of the Mishneh Torah : on the art of writing in Maimonides' Halakhic works
  • Is Maimonides' ideal person austerely rationalist?
  • Part II. Religious faith and dogma
  • Introduction to part two: Religious faith and dogma
  • Heresy and the nature of faith in medieval Jewish philosophy
  • What is heresy?
  • Maimonides' thirteen principles and the structure of the Guide of the perplexed
  • Maimonides, Crescas, and Abravanel on Ex. 20:2 : a medieval Jewish exegetical dispute
  • Could Maimonides get into Rambam's heaven?
  • Returning the crown to its ancient glory : Marc Shapiro's the limits of Orthodox theology : Maimonides' thirteen principles reappraised
  • The virtue of faith
  • Part III. Science and Torah
  • Introduction to part three: Science and Torah
  • On the status of the astronomy and physics in Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the perplexed : a chapter in the history of science
  • Maimonides on the science of the Mishneh Torah : provisional or permanent?
  • Maimonides' allegiances to science and Judaism
  • Faith, science, and orthodoxy
  • Part IV. Universalism
  • Introduction to part four: Universalism
  • Chosenness not chauvinism : Maimonides on the chosen people
  • Was Maimonides truly universalist?
  • Maimonides' true religion : for Jews, or all humanity?
  • Spirituality and a life of holiness : how one lives a holy life and who can do it.