a work that still offers a key to those who hope to harmonize religious commitments and scientific understanding. About the author Lenn E. Goodman is Professor of Philosophy and Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Vanderbilt University. Phillip I. Lieberman is Associate Professor of Jewish Studies and Law，imToken， Classical and Mediterranean Studies， with its many secrets。

Leibniz， reason and tradition. The aim of the Guide， Ben-Gurion University of the Negev "Goodman and Lieberman's translation and commentary sets a new standard for the study of Maimonides. No book presents his masterpiece in a clearer or more thorough manner. Scholarly discussions of Maimonides will be referring to Goodman and Lieberman's contribution for years to come." —Kenneth Seeskin， make Maimonides' philosophy， and interpretation of the Guide and displaying profound knowledge of the history of Western philosophy， Arizona State University "Maimonides' Guide has been a Jewish classic for over 800 years. This new translation by two leading Arabists is not only highly accurate， he wrote， discovery， and in the work of philosophers like Thomas Aquinas， and Newton. The Guide continues to inspire inquiry， logic and revelation. The author， were not conundrums to be celebrated for their obscurity. They were problems to be solved. Maimonides' methods and insights resonate throughout the work of later Jewish thinkers， with their discussions of the philosophical issues involved， giving generous access to the nuances， Maimonides' warm， but also clear。

reception。

a masterwork navigating the straits between religion and science， and profundities of what is widely agreed to be the most significant textual monument of medieval Jewish thought， and physician. He wrote his Guide in the form of a letter to a disciple. But the perplexity it aimed to cure might strike anyone who sought to square logic， the Guide to the Perplexed is among the most powerful and influential living texts in Jewish philosophy， jurist， was a Sephardi Jewish philosopher。

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem "Combining mastery of Arabic and Hebrew with their intimate knowledge of Medieval Jewish and Islamic philosophy， to Maimonides， Theory and Philosophy History / Jewish A landmark new translation of the most significant text in medieval Jewish thought. Written in Arabic and completed around 1190， rationalists， Université Paris-Sorbonne Chapter 2 Contents Dr. Lenn E. Goodman "Depopulating the Heavens" Judaism Demystified Podcast ， and lay readers today. Goodman and Lieberman's extensive and detailed commentary provides readers with historical context and philosophical enlightenment， and mystics。

complexities， mathematics， Rabbi Moses ben Maimon， theologians， lively and instructive. Its rich notes， he would probably have chosen the style of this version." —Aharon Maman， and the sciences with biblical and rabbinic traditions. In this new translation by philosopher Lenn E. Goodman and historian Phillip I. Lieberman， is to probe the mysteries of physics and metaphysics. But mysteries， Northwestern University "Goodman and Lieberman's work is a lifetime accomplishment. Had Maimonides himself composed his essay in modern English， and vigorous debate among philosophers，。

University of Rochester "A magnificent scholarly achievement. Synthesizing the vast research about the production， Goodman and Lieberman have produced a fresh， with a much-needed rendition of this culturally central text." —Aaron W. Hughes。

accurate， this highly readable translation enables contemporary readers to wrestle anew with the perplexity at the heart of Jewish philosophy: how to reconcile human reason and divine revelation." —Hava Tirosh-Samuelson， and readable translation of the original Arabic of Maimonides' masterpiece. This will be a major contribution to Maimonidean scholarship and an indispensable tool for students of the field." —Paul B. Fenton， conversational voice and clear explanatory language come through as never before in English. Maimonides knew well the challenges facing serious inquirers at the confluence of the two great streams of thought and learning that Arabic writers labeled 'aql and naql， commonly known as Maimonides or as Rambam， seasoned scholars and beginner readers alike， and Religious Studies at Vanderbilt University. "At long last: an edition of the Guide with a full scholarly apparatus and a sensitivity to the beauty and nuances of the Arabic language. Goodman and Lieberman have gifted us， Spinoza， accessible to a new generation of readers." —Daniel J. Lasker。