History: The Rambam (1135-1204)
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Why Was Maimonides the Most Influential Rabbi for Centuries? Why Did Rabbis Ban His Books?
Rabbi YY Jacobson addressed the celebration of the 39th conclusion of the global daily study of Rambam, organized by Chabad of Greater Hartford, Tuesday, 13 Av, 5780, August 3, 2020
History: The Rambam (1135-1204)
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Raymond Cohen -1 year ago
God bless you rabbi , you inspire all of with beautiful debre Torah. Can't stop listening to you.
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Yosef Yitzchak Jacobson -1 year ago
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Raymond Cohen -1 year ago
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Yosef Yitzchak Jacobson -1 year ago
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Leah Lawrence -1 year ago
What a fascinating and enlightening, information shir on the Rambam! Thank you Rabbi YY Jacobson for delivering it with all the questions and answers too! Good luck in the new Rambam shuir you will deliver.
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Elozer -4 years ago
Thank you so much for the inspiring lecture on the Rambam and his works.
I wanted to remark, that you missed an important point regarding the Yad Hachazaka, and that is that today one rules not only according to Maimonides but according to the Shulchan Aruch, which is founded mainly according to the Tur, which established its rulings according to the 3 great arbitrators: the Rif, the Rambam, and the Rosh.
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Moshe -4 years ago
The Rambam should thank the church
Everybody knows that a sure fire way to get a best seller, to increase publicity, to generate sales, to become famous, etc., is to have the author's book banned, or better yet, burned which is more spectacular and makes existing copies more valuable.
And we see it worked!
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Abe -4 years ago
I really don't think that the Rambam was interested in more spectacular or to makes his books more valuable
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