DiscoverHistory for the Curious - The Jewish History Podcast#171: Ramban I - The Early Conflicts (1194-1270)
#171: Ramban I - The Early Conflicts (1194-1270)

#171: Ramban I - The Early Conflicts (1194-1270)

Update: 2025-09-04
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By the 13th century, Spain was becoming a more uncomfortable place for Jews, partly due to  communal structure. Ramban will engage in dampening the flames of controversy both about the Rambam and regarding power and authority. But he will face strong personal attacks in the process.
 
The Ramban was also a prolific author of sefarim. They range from Halacha to Chumash, Kabbala & Talmud. R' Shmuli Levison joins us to introduce us to these various works and the distinction between Philosophy & Kabbalah.
 
Email: giana.elav@gmail.com for the Poland Trip

 


Chapters
 
00:00 The Life and Legacy of the Ramban
 
07:48 Ramban's Influence on Jewish Thought
 
21:39 The Maimonidean Controversy
 
40:48 Ramban's Approach to Kabbalah and Philosophy
 
57:25 Ramban's Writings and Their Impact
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#171: Ramban I - The Early Conflicts (1194-1270)

#171: Ramban I - The Early Conflicts (1194-1270)

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