Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Delmedigo, Elijah ben Moses
Abba, 5:542
Delmedigo, Joseph Solomon,
5:543–544
divine providence, 13:391
Duran, Profiat, 6:56–58
Duran, Simeon ben Z: emah: , 6:58–
60
Eisler, Moritz, 6:275
emanation, 6:372–374
emotions, 6:396–397
end of days, 13:448
Enlightenment period, 14:33–40
essentialism, 16:69–70, 71
exegesis, 13:107
favors Christianity over Judaism,
16:98–99
feminism in, 16:105, 110–112
Finkielkraut, Alain, 7:36–37
Frankel, Zecharias, 7:200–201
freedom, 7:226
free will, 13:447, 16:93
goal of modern education, 11:742
God
anthropomorphized, 16:83–
84
attributes of, 16:82–83, 85,
88, 92
divine providence of, 16:85,
89
free will and, 16:87, 89
as giver of freedom, 16:94–95
imitation of, 9:737–738
proof of existence of, 16:75–
76, 77, 78–79, 79–80, 81,
83, 84, 85, 89
relationship with humans,
16:98, 104
self-limitation, 16:95
Greek influence on, 5:674, 16:73–
74, 76–77, 77–78, 80–81
halakhah, 16:103–104
Hasidic influence on, 16:104–105
Heinemann, Yiz: ak, 8:774
Hellenistic period, 16:59–64, 62–
63, 74–76
Horovitz, Saul, 9:530
Husik, Isaac, 9:641–642
Ibn H: abib, Moses ben Shem Tov,
9:678–679
Ibn Kammūna, SaEd ibn Mans: ūr,
9:684
Ibn Shem Tov, 9:691
immortality, nature of, 16:88
imperative of resistance to Nazi
purpose, 6:673
influence on Christian thought,
16:91
Israeli, 16:99–103
Israeli, Isaac ben Solomon,
10:751–752
I-Thou and I-It relations, 16:98,
109–110
Joseph ben Shem Tov, 9:691
Judeo-Arabic, 11:534–536
Judeo-Persian, 11:553–554
justice, Jewish concept of, 11:578–
579
Kalām, influence of, 11:730–731
Kaplan, Abraham, 11:773
Kaplan, Mordecai Menahem on
Judaism, 11:777–778
Kaufmann, Walter, 12:33
Krochmal, Nachman, 12:366–367
Landauer, Meyer Heinrich Hirsch,
12:467–468
Law of Moses, 13:392
Maimon, Solomon, 13:370–371
Maimonides, 2:292, 9:736
Maimonides, Moses, 13:388–393,
14:536–537
Middle Ages, 6:680–683, 11:101
categories, 4:524
cause and effect, 4:529
chosen people doctrine, 4:671
Denburg, Chaim, 5:579
ethical literature, 7:14
Judah ben Joseph Moscato,
14:515–516
Matkah, Judah ben Solomon
ha-Kohen, 13:679
miracles, 14:307
nature, 15:34
redemption, 17:152–153
repentance, 17:222
moral virtue, 13:392
Moses, 13:392, 14:536–538
Muslim influence on, 16:77, 78–
79, 78–80, 84, 87–88
Mu‘tazilite Kalām, 16:77, 79–80
names of man, 13:446
nature of God, 17:610
nature of man
Maimonides, Moses, 13:392
Saadiah Gaon, 17:610–611
Neher, André, 15:62–63
neoplatonism, 15:84–86, 84–87,
16:77, 80–81, 82–83, 106
Ibn Ezra, Abraham ben Meir,
9:669–671
Ibn Ezra, Moses ben Jacob,
9:675
neo-Pythagorean, 9:670, 670t
opposition to, 5:471, 11:7
Pines, Shlomo, 16:167
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Ravitzky, Aviezer, 17:124
Rawidowicz, Simon, 17:125–126
Reconstructionist school of
thought, 11:777–779
redemption, 17:151–155
Reichenbach, Hans, 17:199
Reines, Alvin Jay, 17:207
religious thought, Akedah, 1:556–
558
Renan, Ernest, 17:218
repentance, 17:222
response to Holocaust, 16:99
Ru’ah: ha-Kodesh, 17:507–509
Saadiah Gaon, 17:609–612
Sabbath, 17:619
Saint-Simonism, 17:678
Salonika, 1:433
Scheler, Max Ferdinand, 18:118–
119
schools of, 16:67–68
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 2:560
Schweid, Eliezer, 18:194
Shalom, Abraham ben Isaac ben
Judah ben Samuel, 18:376–377
Shekhinah, 18:441, 442
Shemariah ben Elijah ben Jacob,
18:457
Shestov, Lev, 18:466–467
sin, 18:621–625
Slonimsky, Henry, 18:679–680
social, 12:291
Solomon ben Judah of Lunel,
18:679–680, 772
soul, nature of, 16:76, 81, 83, 87,
106, 108
theory of knowledge, 17:609
truth
acceptance regardless of
source, 16:68–69
historical experience as
source, 16:83
revelation as source, 16:96
types of, 16:87
See also Business ethics; Haskalah
movement; Metaphysics
Jewish police, 9:357–358
Jewish Publication Society, 11:309–
310, 12:601, 18:722
Adler, Cyrus, 1:395
Amram, David Werner, 2:104
education, Jewish, 6:192–193
English translations of Bible,
3:614, 621–622
Jewish Quarterly Review (periodical),
1:395, 6:25, 11:313, 14:455
Jewish quarters, 11:310–313
Bratislava, 4:132
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