This man first argued that only “attributes of action” are predicable of god. This man’s last published work, which argues that religious belief does not entail belief in superstitions, is his Letter on Astrology. This man introduced negative theology to his faith in a book produced in the late 12th Century. The third book of a text by this man opens with an analysis of the chariot in Ezekiel and contains a catalogue of the 613 laws of Moses, much like his Mishneh Torah. For 10 points, name this Jewish philosopher who wrote the Guide for the Perplexed.
This man first argued that only “attributes of action” are predicable of god. This man’s last published work, which argues that religious belief does not entail belief in superstitions, is his Letter on Astrology. This man introduced negative theology to his faith in a book produced in the late 12th Century. The third book of a text by this man opens with an analysis of the chariot in Ezekiel and contains a catalogue of the 613 laws of Moses, much like his Mishneh Torah. For 10 points, name this Jewish philosopher who wrote the Guide for the Perplexed.
This man first argued that only “attributes of action” are predicable of god.