A series exploring the Rambam's (Maimonides') Laws of Repentance.

These chapters explore the world of repentance, or more literally 'return' to one's true self, and also include discussions of some of the most fundamental principles and themes of Jewish philosophy; freewill, the world to come, reward and punishment and loving Hashem (God).

Chapter one explores the role of vidui (confession) and the impact of Yom Kippur. The chapter seems to raise many questions and problems. Rabbi Rowe explains that in fact Maimonides is extremely careful in distinguishing the process of personal forgiveness from that of the impact of sin.

This talk uncovers different motives that can drive Teshuva, and discuses how each relates to a different level in our relationship with other humans, and with our Creator.

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