Titlebook: Maimonides and the Sciences; Robert S. Cohen,Hillel Levine Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Arabic.Lenn Evan Goodm

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,Maimonides’ Repudiation of Astrology,ich there exists some ambiguity about Maimonides’ opinion, there does not seem to be any doubt about his “true” position concerning astrology: astrology is categorically rejected without any reservation.

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,Aspects of Maimonides’ Epistemology: Halakah and Science,ts or the wise men), as a supplementary source of knowledge. Maimonides writes in the . a document of particular importance for understanding the significance of science and philosophy in his thought and in which, as he himself emphasizes, statements elaborated elsewhere are reflected — as follows:

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Book 2000here he had momentous influence upon subsequent Jewishbeliefs and behavior, upon ethical demands, and upon ritualtraditions. For him, mastery of the sciences was indispensable in theprocess of religious fulfilment.