Sefer ha-Ikkarim

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Sefer ha-Ikkarim is a 15th-century Jewish philosophical treatise that systematically presents and analyzes the fundamental principles of Jewish faith.

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instanceOf Jewish philosophical treatise
medieval Jewish text
theological work
addressesTopic creation
divine attributes
free will
immortality of the soul
messianic redemption
prophecy
resurrection of the dead
unity of God
aim defense of Judaism against philosophical and religious criticism
systematic presentation of Jewish belief
author Joseph Albo NERFINISHED
authorNameVariant R. Yosef Albo NERFINISHED
bookCount 4
centralDoctrine three fundamental principles of Judaism
centuryOfComposition 15th century
critiques Maimonides’ thirteen principles of faith
genre philosophical treatise
theological treatise
hasCommentaries traditional rabbinic commentaries
historicalContext late medieval Iberian Jewry
influenced early modern Jewish philosophers
later Jewish dogmatic literature
influencedBy Aristotelian philosophy
Guide of the Perplexed NERFINISHED
Hasdai Crescas NERFINISHED
Moses Maimonides NERFINISHED
Rabbinic literature
Sefer ha-Mitzvot (Maimonides) NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
language Hebrew
listsPrinciplesOfFaith Torah from Heaven NERFINISHED
divine reward and punishment
existence of God
mainTopic Jewish dogmatics
Jewish philosophy
principles of Jewish faith
method rational analysis of dogmas
use of philosophical argumentation
placeOfComposition Christian Spain NERFINISHED
printedIn early modern Hebrew printings
reception considered a classic of Jewish philosophy
widely studied in traditional Jewish communities
religiousTradition Judaism
structure divided into four books
translatedInto Latin
modern European languages

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Joseph Albo notableWork Sefer ha-Ikkarim
Joseph Albo workTitle Sefer ha-Ikkarim