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Sefer Ha-ikkarim

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Also known as: “Sefer ha-ʿiqqarim”
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  • Joseph Albo

    …classic work of Jewish dogmatics, Sefer ha-ʿiqqarim (1485; “Book of Principles”).

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    …classic work of Jewish dogmatics, Sefer ha-ʿiqqarim (1485; “Book of Principles”).

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  • Jerusalem: Western Wall, Temple Mount
    Judaism
    / Joseph Albo

    …theme of Albo’s magnum opus, Sefer ha-ʿiqqarim (“Book of Principles”), is the investigation of the theory of Jewish religious dogmas. Maimonides, in a nonphilosophical work, set the number of dogmas at 13, whereas Albo, following a doctrine that seems to go back to Averroës, limited the number to three: the…

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    …theme of Albo’s magnum opus, Sefer ha-ʿiqqarim (“Book of Principles”), is the investigation of the theory of Jewish religious dogmas. Maimonides, in a nonphilosophical work, set the number of dogmas at 13, whereas Albo, following a doctrine that seems to go back to Averroës, limited the number to three: the…

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