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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2014 · 22 MIN

HoP 167 - When Bad Things Happen to Good People - Suffering in Jewish Philosophy

from History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps · host Peter Adamson

The Book of Job provokes Saadia, Maimonides, Ibn Tibbon and Gersonides to reflect on why God allows suffering.

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