Maimônides
Maimonides was the most influential Jewish philosopher and physician of the Middle Ages, famous for reconciling Aristotelian philosophy with Jewish theology.
Frases de Maimônides
“The purpose of the Law is for a person to become master of their own desires.”
Filosófico “One should not accept anything as true unless it is proven by evidence.”
Racionalismo “The risk of a wrong judgment is preferable to the execution of an innocent man.”
Justiça “The highest level of charity is to help the needy person become self-sufficient.”
Ética Social “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
Pedagógico “Know that this intellect which flows from God to us is the bond that exists between us and Him.”
Teológico “No one has ever become poor by giving.”
Ética Social “A man should avoid the pursuit of excessive sensory pleasures.”
Ética de Equilíbrio “Any disease that can be treated by diet should be treated by no other means.”
Médico “The truth does not become more true by being accepted by the whole world, nor less true by being rejected by all.”
Epistemológico “Teach your tongue to say 'I do not know,' and you will progress.”
Humildade Intelectual “The perfection of the soul consists in becoming intelligent.”
Filosófico “The straight path consists of finding the mean in every trait of character.”
Ética “The essence of the Law is thought.”
Reflexão “The body should be considered as an instrument for the service of God.”
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