Maimonides

Maimonides’ concept of theodicy is his vindication of the justice and goodness of God as the creator or ground of a universe in which there appears to be injustice and other evils.

Significant difficulties obstruct the path to a systematic understanding of Maimonides’ concept of Mosaic prophecy.

The primary difficulty met with in presenting a systematization of Maimonides’ true belief concerning God in the Guide of the Perplexed is that Maimonides gives basically two contradictory concepts of the nature of deity.

Maimonides’ concept of miracles, judged from appearances, occupies a relatively unimportant place in the religious philosophy he presents in the Moreh Nevukhim.