Maimonides — "The aim of the law is to make man perfect, and it is impossible for man to be pe…"
The aim of the law is to make man perfect, and it is impossible for man to be perfect so long as his mind is not perfect.
The aim of the law is to make man perfect, and it is impossible for man to be perfect so long as his mind is not perfect.
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"The purpose of the Law is to remove injustice and to establish equity."
"The following have no share in the world to come, but are cut off, and perish, and receive their punishment for all time for their great sin: the minim, the apiḳoresim, they that deny the belief in th…"
"if the woman claims she cannot live with her husband and have intimate relations with him because he is disgusting or loathsome to her, her claim is accepted without question and a divorce is immediat…"
"One should not consider as a defect the fact that the Torah provides for the well-being of the body, as it provides for the well-being of the soul."
"The true meaning of freedom is the freedom of the soul from the bondage of the body."
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