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Maimonides

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Jay points out that it was not until Maimonides that Judaism became a quasi-confessional Unitarianism.

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  1. Jay cites Maimonides to illustrate a created interpretation of God's glory, which he contrasts with proper divine understanding.

  2. Jay points out that it was not until Maimonides that Judaism became a quasi-confessional Unitarianism.

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