SCTR 19 Chapter Notes - Chapter 23-70: Solomon Ibn Gabirol, Baal Shem Tov, Sephardi Jews
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John 20:30: jesus performed many other signs in the presence of his disciples, which are not recorded in [the bible]. Isiah 11:1-16: god does not care about burnt offerings, he has plenty of those, but rather is not happy with the rampant sinning. (cid:498)key figures(cid:499), what do our neighbors believe?, hotz. Note: jewish world was split into many different communities. Ashkenazim and sephardim = similar precepts of faith, but different in ritual and ceremonial observance, and in their priorities for study and learning: talmudic period. Ashkenazim jews studied talmudic discourse and applied it to jewish life. Joseph karo: shulchan aruk, authoritative code of jewish observance: born a sephardic jew, so book met opposition until moses isserles added footnotes reflecting a ashkenazi interpretation of his book. Learning was not limited to jewish texts but to all of islamic culture. Jews in spain had a lot of freedom, jews in europe confined to ghettos, subject to whims of christian rulers.