Yehuda HaLevi
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Yehuda HaLevi was a prominent Jewish poet and philosopher who lived during the 11th and 12th centuries. He is best known for his contributions to Hebrew poetry and for his philosophical works, particularly his ideas surrounding the relationship between God and the Jewish people. His most notable work, 'The Kuzari', presents a dialogue that defends Jewish faith and traditions in a philosophical context. This text has been influential in both Jewish philosophy and broader discussions of faith and reason.
Nationalität
Spanisch
Geburtsdatum
January 1, 1075
Geburtsort
Toledo, Castile, Spain
Todesdatum
January 1, 1141
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