Unity of God and Rejection of Anthropomorphism: Rabbi Uri Sherki
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Key Takeaways
- Analysis of Saadia Gaon's Emunot V'Deot
- Focus on the unity of God
- Rejection of anthropomorphism in theology
- Lecture by Rabbi Uri Sherki at Meir Institute
Rabbi Uri Sherki provides an analysis of the second chapter of Saadia Gaon's seminal work, 'Emunot V'Deot'. The lecture explores the fundamental Jewish belief in the absolute unity of the Creator and addresses the philosophical necessity of rejecting any physical or human-like attributes regarding the Divine.
Filmed at the Meir Institute in Jerusalem, the presentation serves as an educational resource for those studying classical Jewish thought. It emphasizes the intellectual rigor required to understand the nature of God as presented in medieval Jewish philosophy.
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