Revelation at Sinai

There is an argument known as the Kuzari Principle. It tries to justify belief in whole swathes of the Biblical narrative, especially in the revelation at Mount Sinai. In this blog post, I hope to show that the argument is much stronger than it might seem. The name of the argument is slightly unfair, as it was first put forward not in R. Yehuda Halevi's Kuzari, but in Saadya Gaon's Emunot Vadeot.
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After a discussion I had with my brother about the nature of Torah study (is it merely an intellectual exercise or something more?) I started wondering about the following issue after he quoted a relevant point related to Tisha be’Av,...
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The Association for the Philosophy of Judaism will hold a session on “Analyltic Philosophy of Judaism” at the 19th World Congress of Jewish Studies, which will take place at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem on August 4–8, 2025. Our session...
The Association for the Philosophy of Judaism’s annual session will be held at the Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Association, which will take place in January 2026 at the Marriott Waterfront in Baltimore, MD, on January 7–10, 2026. The...