If this was my teacher I would never miss class.

What a great lecturer.imprint the message in your brain easily. Round of applause .

@joselajara248

10 жыл бұрын

do you know me from somewhere

Shalom & Thank You So Much, Rabbi David Solomon

I have just now come upon this GENTLEMAN and his Lectures, and this is so wonderfully great teaching. I am getting a whole lot of questions Answered, GOD bless you for your knowledge and ability to lay out your thoughts.

Most enjoyable and enlightening, a gem of a find here on KZread.

This was a great Lecture! Shalom from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️

Makes my top ten best lectures ever list

@cullenmalachi3326

3 жыл бұрын

pro tip: watch series at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies during the lockdown.

@kysonjaxon8738

3 жыл бұрын

@Cullen Malachi yup, I've been using flixzone} for since november myself :)

" God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, & Love."

I keep wrestling with god through Reason. I know why I'm jewish now . Thank you

Thank you professir. This is outstanding. You illuminated one idea I had in mind for quite sometime about the paradox of free will. Brilliant!!

May HaShem continue to bless you David “ ✡️✡️

An excellent and concise presentation - thank you

Excellent lecturer ,

Interesting lecture.I like it.

Very informative! Lots to think about!

Well done thank you.

When you stumble across the lecture that reinforces all you have come to understand

Great! I learned a lot.

It’s good teaching. Nice thoughts on faith and theology.

Que recuento y analysis perspicaz! Gracias por compartir esta presentación!

BRAVO !

This guy is a legend.

Very powerful and extremely well explained !

Great voice / Excellent orator . Fucking impressive !

Amazing, impressed ❤️ beautiful xx

55:40 A significant Jewish philosopher: Jonathan Sacks (wrote The Dignity of Difference)

You can find more David Solomon at kzread.info/dron/uusyTliV6BfWoZLo5Dbbwg.html

Im a fan of Rambam. Im reading the book you mentioned. Im a sefardin living in Miami. Do you give lectures here in Miami? How can I contact you?

enjoyed

Philosophy starts with the Greeks when the Greeks are telling the story..The emphasis on Revelation in contrast to Reason is itself a fundamental commitment of Philosophy...

A very tasty talk

16:39 Fnos Vitae (The Source of Life) is One of the Greatest Neoplatonic Text written in the Middle Ages by Solomon ibm Gabirol, a Jewish philosopher (the greatest Neoplatonic philosopher/thinker).

53:33 Probably the great philosopher of the 20th century: Franz Rosenzweig (wrote The Star of Redemption, probably the most influential philosophical text)

27:48 The Concept of Free Will

I learned through the study of yoga that the reason God created the world (whole universe) was to experience itself through love. God is self shining, self evident but, just as a torch can bring light to other objects but cannot illuminate itself, God is unable to experience it's own beingness. It needs a subject object relationship for this to happen. So it created the universe in order to have direct experience of itself. Love is the feeling we seek and feel when we have merged with God and have become one with it. In other words, love is the experience of God knowing itself. The purpose of life is to seek and experience love so that God can know itself and feel love too.

fantastic view on a purpose of a human being...freedom and love, Relationship between God, man, and the world Amazing!!!

@readbysurgpedia4733

Жыл бұрын

I’m a big philosophy head and your interpretation of the classics is really on point. I like how you tide it to Jewish thought .

Why has the video been cut and edited so much? Is this taken from a longer presentation?

@EliezerPennywhistler

10 жыл бұрын

Gee ... do you think??

@DavidCather

10 жыл бұрын

I suppose by implication I was wondering where i might be able to get to see the full presentation, but thanks for the sarcasm.

@EliezerPennywhistler

10 жыл бұрын

David Cather De nada. BTW - you just saw the full presentation ...without pauses, glitches, throat clearings and tech problems

Love from🇮🇳

The best

wow

Proverbs 30:4-5 Who has ascended into heaven, or descended? Who has gathered the wind in His fists? Who has bound the waters in a garment? Who has established all the ends of the earth? What is His name, and what is His Son’s name, If you know? Every word of God is pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him. Proverbs 30:4-5

@mihailgae-draghici4864

2 жыл бұрын

Israel ben H'

29:20 The Great Transformative Movement about the withholding of God in order to create the space for the world

Bravoo...🙏👍

Would you lecture about those importantes times, when there were Helenized Jewish (sofisticated and cultured) and Macabbeos (fanatical religiously), what according to history, took to Civil War, where the helenized jewish were massacrated for Macabbeos. Hanukkah celebrations is my understanding starts from this.

Scary ending music

what happened to David. Where is he on line today?

@DavidSolomononline

4 жыл бұрын

davidsolomon.online

When Moses sent by God to the people of Hebrews, Moses asked; "when the Hebrews will ask me which god is sent me? what will i tell them?" The God answered: tell them: "i am the existence" Or 'I am the existing". Or "I am the Being" Or: "Ehye Asher Rhye" Meaning: Ehye (i will be) Asher (that/whatever) Ehye (i will be) Or "Never mind" When my parents see great human blessed/achivment they impress by the divine blessed by saing: "Rhye Asher Rhye"

The universe is here to provide a dwelling place for you You are here to provide a dwelling place for jahovah Repent accept jahovah and do good works

22:28 The Intellect (humans being were born, to be, to have rational intellectual projects)

53:17 The Grounding of Being (God) and Becoming (The Project of Humanity)

Skip to 0:32 to skip the intro.

Actions have consequences...believe has consequences.

31:30 The Like of God by Hasdai Cresacs

50:30 In the middle of the 19th century, a young, non Jewish, man comes along and asks …

35:28 You have to Engage with the question of why the world was created (even if you are wrong)

I enjoyed the lecture and would like to share some thoughts. Regarding the statement, “Philosophy starts with the Greeks”, I would like to say the following: While it is true that the Greeks are most noted for their contributions to the study of philosophy, it seems it started long before the time of the Greeks, didn’t it? The Jewish writings themselves include philosophy (most notably in Job and Ecclesiastes, for instance). I also found the professor’s comparisons of reason and revelation as well as God’s providence and man’s free agency interesting. Regarding reason and revelation, I would propose however that while reason may be used to try and explain revelation, it may not always be successful. But this does not mean that a particular revelation is negated. Likewise, regarding God’s providence and our free will, again, while this paradox may not be explainable, it does not mean the two are mutually exclusive. Revelatory truth is truth whether reason can be explained it or not. I would also like to add that I agree with the professor’s rhetorical statement: “Can God? The answer is yes!” Shouldn’t this then include the possibility that God has revealed Himself to us as a human being in the historical person of Yeshua of Nazareth? To the objection that God cannot be a tri-unity, I say: why not? Just as we cannot explain or understand fully God’s omniprovidence (as well as omniscience, omnipresence, etc.), likewise why should it be expected that we must explain His Nature as a tri-unity that is Echad (One)?

@aisaketakau7824

7 жыл бұрын

alephtav777 It seems this guy is antichristian .

37:47 Yosef Albo’s 3 principles

34:04 Hasadau Cresacs says

8:20 around the year 900

56:06 Johnathan Sacks argues …

Check the video at 13:25 and then later on.Spooky af.

54:49 Am Austrian Jewish and Israeli philosopher: Martin Buber

10:13 The Kalam

44:50 Jerusalem by Moses Mendelssohn

God is all "Good" . the essence of Goodness aka righteousness.

43:54 The Greatest German Philosopher of the middle of the 18th Century: Moses Mendelssohn (an observant Jew)

46:19 Moses Mendelssohn says …

❤️ 🙏 I want to put this guy in my pocket.

please someone help here!... when is the exactly minute when the "professor" star talking about the rambam 🤣😂, what a fucking devotion, this dude is the trailer guy, when rambam appear he change EVERYTHING 🔥

@thomasayala440

3 жыл бұрын

19:41

11:32 A big Jewish philosophy: Saadya

19:39 Malmondes known as the Rambam

43:25 18th Century (size the rise of phenomenal thinkers)

who are Kazhars jew or Sephardic jews

.*49:23.* If 18 century belongs to the … then the 19 century belongs to the …

41:55 A philosopher that happened to be Jewish

THE HISTORY OF JEWISH PHILOSOPHY

52:10 The biggest Neo-kantian in Germany: Herman Cohen (a massive philosopher)

hey, but "image" indicates tangiblity that can't be abstract but definitive. thus we physically represent God's image in substantive embodiment...

36:22 The purpose of creation is not … but …

Asia ignored.

9:35 The Islamic World (school of Islamic philosophy)

KZread mufti menk

@manlikeadz9377

4 жыл бұрын

Mashallah akhi

29:25 Aaaaah................

@thhunter2

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe the limitation its made in order to maintain a degree of comon sannity and sensation of continuity with the tension "Revelation" - "Thuth" - "Reality". Thanks so much

@thhunter2

2 жыл бұрын

Why the music :(

@thhunter2

2 жыл бұрын

ok...

15:01 Neoplatonic thought

Where is Chinese and indian philosophy

MARTIN BUBER??

what ?

“Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.” Read, hear and believe the gospel of the grace of God that saves your soul: " ...Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures"

37: Independently arrived at the same conclusion of Christ.

Wish you would stop moving cause it's really distracting.Sorry.

Why and how is it possible that every major story in the Old Testament is first stated by so many other cultures. Before even Abraham existed. Jews are not the chosen of God. Humanity is the chosen.

Watch ‘Jews Step Forward’ here in KZread: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pKmB2tSDp7aZo9I.html

Read the book of Matthew in the New Testament. Meet your Messiah.

Do you think that someone make your house, even though you have never seen them? The house is the evidence of the builder. Same with this universe. It had a beginning, therefore it had to have a cause. And that cause, is God. This universe could not have created itself. So do you think God cares about how we live? If He has given us morality so that we have set up a system of law with courts and judges, how much more would the supreme ruler of the universe demand justice? Have you ever lied, stolen the smallest thing or thought a rude thought? If these were the things God would judge us by, would He find us innocent or guilty? The answer? Guilty. Sinning against an infinite authority figure brings infinite punishment. Hell. So how can we stop going to hell? Does doing good deeds take away our sins? If I get a speeding ticket in the morning, then do 5bgood things, should the judge let me go free? No, the fine has to be paid. What about asking for forgives? If a criminal stands before a judge and says, I'm really sorry... Should the judge let him go free? No, because that would be corrupt. Justice has to be paid. God is merciful, but not so at the expense of justice. The only way we can go to heaven is if someone pays our hell punishment for us. Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and then took all of God's wrath for our sins upon Himself on the cross. Since jesus paid 100% of our sins, there is none left for us to pay. Our punishment has been paid and we get off scot free. Justice has been paid and Gods mercy has been upheld. Our good deeds don't save us. Nor do they contribute anything to our salvation. Jesus paid it all. Just acknow your sins, and accept this gift of Jesus Christ to go to heaven.

So the Greeks started philosophy? Or just the word to describe what previous cultures also did... The Ancient Egyptians didn't have "philosophy"? I guess they build hundreds of pyramids just because...lol Didn't Moses learn in Ancient Egypt? There are many books one could read to argue the point. Seek and you shall find many references in the scriptures from Ancient Egypt . Or just accept what they teach without question... Read more book/lectures from both points of view and check their references.

Welcome in the USA, Japanese Medicine Companies have taken 100% of the government authorized hospital and pharmacy market, and western medicine companies have been abandoned in the USA. We accept President Hillary Rodham Clinton's decision to fund these eastern companies and encourage more jungian Japanese psychologists to move to USA and practice at our hospitals especially in the mental health units for fair pay and honor. We are experiencing much less drug abuse in the USA even now only a week after the official switch.

.*29:50.* The Great Expulsion of Jews in 1492

Well that was 8 years ago do you still believe the same today? I don't understand the term "Jewish Philosophy" because there is no Jewish Philosophy. What is a Jewish? If you believe Torah then you understand God created one Man. It also follows that there is only one Man in the whole story and that the Storyteller breaks him down to his parts as the story unfolds. Jew and Gentile are the duality of Man's nature, all people are part Jew and part Gentile because life on this planet is where the physical and the spiritual meet. The Bible is Philosophy that's the conclusion of the story and it comes full circle to end back where it started. A straight time line isn't right and neither is Jewish Philosophy.

השמ, אני התפּלה עבור סריפל יצר מלא שלום ב פּקיסתן, ו עבור אהב ל להיות יותר ב פּקיסתנ. חסד.תפלה עבור יהודים חסד Hashem, I pray for the peaceful pakistani hasidic political leader Sarif to create full peace in Pakistan, and for love to be more in Pakistan. Kindness. Environmentalism ~Prayer for Hasidic Jews in Pakistan~

Too much yeast, not enough bread.