The Religion of Nature Delineated · Character
Maimonides
Medieval Jewish philosopher referenced on divine attributes.
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Also known as Maimonides
First appearance: v truths relating to the deity of his existence perfection providence etc
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Quoted from Mishneh Torah, Hilkot Teshubah, V, 1, 3.
Maimonides first appears in 0008 v truths relating to the deity of his existence perfection providence etc.
In Editor's Note: Quoted from Mishneh Torah, Hilkot Teshubah, V, 1, 3.
Later, in Endnotes: Referenced for the principle that prayer without earnestness is no prayer (Mishneh Torah).
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