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Reshimu 3

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

RESHIMU 3
The Journal of the Hashkafa Circle

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Reshimu 3

Reshimu 3

Reshimu 3 (whole journal)

Introduction
Rabbi David Sedley

The Redaction of the Babylonian Talmud in Rabbi Y.I. Halevy’s Dorot HaRishonim
Rabbi Moshe Becker

The Redaction of the Talmud
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

Aish Dat: A Brief History of the Development of Halacha According to Rabbi Naftali Tzvi Yehudah Berlin (Netziv)
Rabbi Rafael Salber

Rambam’s Theory of Divine Attributes
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

Rav Moshe Taku: non-Rationalist Judaism
Rabbi David Sedley

From Moshe to Moshe
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

Reshimu 2

Friday, September 12th, 2008

RESHIMU 2
The Journal of the Hashkafa Circle

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Reshimu 2

Reshimu 2

Reshimu 2 (whole journal)

Introduction
Rabbi David Sedley

History of Jewish Philosophy – the Modern Era
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

The Timeless Message of Moreh Nevuchim
Rabbi Moshe Becker

The Emergence of the Mishna and Tosefta
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

The History of Creation Ex-nihilo Within Jewish Thought
Rabbi Rafael Salber

Aggada in Jewish Thought: Changing Paradigm
Rabbi David Sedley

The Guide To The Perplexed on Creation
Rabbi Meir Triebitz
Introduction

Section II Chapter 13

Reshimu 1

Tuesday, January 15th, 2008

RESHIMU 2
The Journal of the Hashkafa Circle

The first edition of Reshimu is available online. You can download the whole journal, or specific articles. You can also purchase it in book form from lulu.com.

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Reshimu 1

Reshimu 2

Reshimu 1 (whole journal)

Preface
Rabbi David Sedley

Rambam’s Theory of Negative Theology: Divine Creation and Human Interpretation
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

Chovot Halevavot – or more? The philosophy of R’ Bachya
Rabbi Moshe Becker

Silence is your praise: Maimonides’ Approach to Knowing God: An Introduction to Negative Theology
Rabbi Rafael Salber

The Perception of Reality: Contrasting Views of the Nature of Existence
Rabbi David Sedley

Maimonides’s Philosophy of the Evolutionary Structure of Jewish Law and of Natural Processes
Rabbi Meir Triebitz

D’oraita, D’rabanan and Divrei Soferim: Interpretations to Shoresh Sheini of Sefer Hamitzvot
Rabbi Moshe Becker

The Structure of Tradition
Rabbi Lippy Heller