Maimonides, best known as the great codifier of Jewish law and
philosophic master of Jewish and medieval thought, is largely
unappreciated for his role as a statesman and leader. Too little
attention is devoted to texts that reveal Maimonides' empathic
involvement with the community. This volume shows Maimonides as he
led the Jewish people through an age of crisis; the epistles
contained herein represent the philosopher's response to three
critical issues of his day: religious persecution, the claims of
Christianity and Islam, and rational philosophy's challenge to
faith.
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