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    Maimonides was born in Córdoba, Spain, in 1135.

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    Maimonides married religion and reason.

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    Maimonides​ - The Man Who Redefined Judaism.

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    Maimonides was a prolific writer.

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    Maimonides' 13 principles of faith.

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    In Maimonides' day the Jews viewed“ Torah,”

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    Maimonides also sharply criticized another practice:“[

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    Who Was Maimonides?

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    Maimonides writes:“ Can there be a greater stumbling block than[ Christianity]?

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    Maimonides writes:“ Can there be a greater stumbling block than[

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    Maimonides defined these principles in his Commentary on the Mishnah,

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    After Maimonides( an influential Talmudic scholar of the 12th century)

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    century Talmudic scholar Moses Maimonides praised an Aaron Ben Asher text

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    Maimonides defined these principles in his Commentary on the Mishnah, Sanhedrin 10: 1.

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    The Encyclopaedia Judaica comments:“ The letters of Maimonides mark an epoch in letter writing.

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    many Jews prefer to ignore Maimonides on certain issues about which he spoke most forthrightly.

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    5 In contrast with these rabbis, Maimonides worked strenuously to support himself as a physician,

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    Cupping was also mentioned in Maimonides' book on health and was used within the Eastern European Jewish community.

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    See the article“ Maimonides- The Man Who Redefined Judaism” in The Watchtower of March 1, 1995, pages 20- 3.

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    Only because the 12th- century Talmudic scholar Moses Maimonides praised an Aaron Ben Asher text was preference given to it.

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    In a fundamental way, he redefined Judaism. Who was Maimonides, and why do many Jews see him as“ the second Moses”?

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    Tchernowitz… goes so far as to maintain that were it not for Maimonides Judaism would have broken up into different sects

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    Tchernowitz… goes so far as to maintain that were it not for Maimonides Judaism would have broken up into different sects and beliefs.

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    Maimonides also sharply criticized another practice:“[ Rabbis] fixed for themselves monetary demands from individuals and communities and caused people to think, in utter foolishness, that it is obligatory and proper.

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    Professor Yeshaiahu Leibowitz of Hebrew University, Jerusalem, stated:“ Maimonides is the most powerful image in the history of Judaism, from the age of the Patriarchs and the Prophets to the present age.”.

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    In Maimonides' day the Jews viewed“ Torah,” or“ Law,” as applying not only to the written words recorded by Moses but to all the rabbinical interpretation of this Law throughout the centuries.

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    Commentary on the Mishnah, Avot 4: 5 In contrast with these rabbis, Maimonides worked strenuously to support himself as a physician, never accepting payment for religious services.​ - Compare 2 Corinthians 2: 17; 1 Thessalonians 2: 9.

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