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Acknowledgements. Introduction.
1. Rabbi Saadiah Gaon: The Book of Beliefs and Opinions.
2. Rabbi Judah Halevi: The Kuzari.
3. Rabbi Moses ben Maimon (Maimonides): The Guide of the Perplexed.
4. Rabbi Levi ben Gershom (Gersonides): The Wars of the Lord.
5. Rabbi Hasdai Crescas: The Light of the Lord.
6. Rabbi Joseph Albo: The Book of Principles.
7. Baruch Spinoza: Tractatus Theologico-Politicus.
Bibliography. Index.
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Kristy Fry
reviewed Prophecy The History of an Idea in Medieval Jewish Philosophy on June 07, 2016
Prophecy The History of an Idea in Medieval Jewish Philosophy
Under the surface of this book is a historical materialist argument that is never fully articulated and because of which it suffers to bring a real understanding of why the concept of heaven changes. Feudal lords want heaven to be feudal. Capitalists want heaven to have work and private property.
Also unexplored are African American, African, and Asian traditions of heaven which I assume must radically be different from the middle class and theological intelligentsia. Also no where was the Slavic or Eastern Orthodox interpretation of heaven or for that matter Tolstoy's The kingdom of heaven is within you.
It is a history of European/American Protestant and Catholic theology so it doesn't really paint a complete picture of Christian heaven when 75% of the world's Christians aren't included.
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