Guide for the Perplexed I: Chapters 52-53 - Negation of Attributes 2
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Key Takeaways
- Analysis of Maimonides' Guide for the Perplexed
- Focus on the negation of divine attributes
- Lecture delivered by Rabbi Uri Sherki
- Recorded at Machon Meir in Jerusalem
This lecture explores the theological and philosophical arguments presented by Maimonides regarding the nature of God. The focus is on the principle that human language cannot positively describe the essence of the Divine, leading to the necessity of negative theology.
Rabbi Sherki analyzes the specific chapters to clarify how these complex medieval concepts apply to Jewish thought. The content is intended for those studying classical Jewish philosophy and the works of Maimonides.
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