Philosophical Jew
A blog and YouTube channel dedicated to spreading Orthodox Judaism's deep answers to profound questions.
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Contemporary Rabbinic Thinkers on Free Will - Rabbis: Soloveitchik - Dessler - Chaim Eisen [REPOST]
Short Recap
So far, we have reviewed the views of the classic commentators (Free Will pertains only to moral choice) and the lesser-known innovators (Crescas the Determinist and Ishbitza’s “Dream in God’s Mind” theory). The panoply do...
Crescas and the Ishbitza - The Lesser-Known Innovators on Free Will (Repost)
Recap
In our previous article, we spoke about the views of Rambam and Rashi, two of the most well-known Jewish thinkers to have ever lived. Their approach may have been somewhat expected. After all, the idea that Judaism views Free Wi...
The Classics - Rambam and Rashi (Free Will Part 2 Repost)
Machloket (Debate) - Are Our Actions Pre-Determined?
You may be hesitant to adopt a completely new way of thinking regarding our Will. You may even think it counter to everything Judaism says about human potential and culpability. Mos...
Do you have Free Will?
Setting the Stage
The question about the reality of Free Will has been in the philosophical sphere for centuries. Recently, this topic has gained traction as the scientific data seems to point to an increasingly large level of Determi...
How to (start getting to) Know God
This post was originally published in the Jewish Link on September 21, 2023 titled “Reviving Tanakh to Reach Heaven” as an addendum to Rabbi Moshe Taragin’s “Actually, Torah is in the Heavens”. I believe the message is relevant to the upcom...
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